Fire Extinguisher Price in India (2026): What Homeowners Should Pay vs a 3-in-1 Combo

If you are checking the fire extinguisher price in India for your home, here is the short answer. A good 2 kg ABC extinguisher costs roughly ₹900 to ₹1,650 at retail in 2026. A fire ball adds ₹650 to ₹1,200, and a kitchen fire blanket another ₹450 to ₹900. Buy all three separately and you usually spend ₹2,000 to ₹3,750, across two or three orders.

A 3-in-1 fire extinguisher combo puts the same three tools in one box. The Graha Kavach Complete Fire Safety Kit costs ₹2,499 (MRP ₹2,999), with the bracket, stand and fixings included. This guide shows what each item should cost, what pushes the price up or down, and when a combo is the better buy.

Quick answer: what a homeowner should pay in 2026

• One 2 kg ABC extinguisher only: ₹900 to ₹1,650 for an ISI-marked, branded unit.
• Extinguisher + fire ball + fire blanket, bought separately: about ₹2,000 to ₹3,750, plus mounting hardware and extra delivery.
• 3-in-1 home fire safety combo: ₹2,499 for the Graha Kavach kit, delivered free, with Cash on Delivery available.

If a listing asks much less than ₹600 for a 2 kg ABC cylinder, check the ISI mark and the powder grade before you pay.

Fire extinguisher price list in India (2026)

Prices below are typical online and dealer rates seen in September–October 2026. B2B rates on IndiaMART and TradeIndia are often quoted before GST, so retail prices run higher.

Product	Typical home use	Price range (₹)
ABC dry powder, 1 kg	Car, small room	600 – 1,000
ABC dry powder, 2 kg	Flat or house, main extinguisher	550 – 1,650
ABC dry powder, 4 kg	Large house, shop	1,200 – 1,900 (approx.)
ABC dry powder, 6 kg	Shop, office, building lobby	2,000 – 2,500
ABC dry powder, 9 kg	Commercial, society common areas	2,750 – 2,850
CO2, 4.5 kg	Server room, electrical rooms	about 4,450
Automatic fire ball (one)	Near MCB panel, inverter, gas cylinder	450 – 1,200
Fire blanket, about 1 m × 1 m	Kitchen pan or oil fires	450 – 950
Graha Kavach 3-in-1 combo	Whole home: extinguisher + ball + blanket	2,499

For most Indian homes, the rows that matter are the 2 kg ABC extinguisher, the fire ball and the fire blanket. Larger cylinders are heavier to lift and better suited to shops and housing society corridors.

ABC fire extinguisher price: why 2 kg is the home sweet spot

The ABC fire extinguisher price rises with capacity, but bigger is not always better at home. A 2 kg ABC unit covers small fires in wood, cloth and paper (Class A), petrol or oil (Class B) and LPG (Class C). It can also be used on live electrical equipment. Most adults can lift it with one hand, and it fits on a wall bracket in a corridor.

A 4 kg or 6 kg cylinder gives a longer discharge, but it costs more and is harder to handle in a panic. Our guide on whether an ABC fire extinguisher is right for your home explains the classes in detail. The Graha Kavach kit uses a 2 kg ABC dry powder unit for this reason, with roughly 10 to 12 seconds of discharge and a 3 to 4 metre throw.

What decides the home fire extinguisher price

Two cylinders that look the same can differ by ₹600 or more. These are the reasons.

• ISI mark and certification. Portable extinguishers sold in India should carry the ISI mark. Uncertified units are cheaper for a reason.
• Powder grade. ABC powder is sold as MAP 40, MAP 50 or MAP 90. The number is the share of monoammonium phosphate, the active agent. Higher grades cost more and put out fires more effectively.
• Cylinder and valve quality. A brass valve, a working pressure gauge and a sturdy body add to the price but matter in an emergency.
• What’s in the box. Some listings include a wall hook and nozzle; others charge extra for a bracket.
• GST and delivery. B2B quotes often exclude 18% GST and shipping, so the real home fire extinguisher price ends up higher than the headline number.

Single extinguisher vs 3-in-1 combo: the real cost

One extinguisher is a good start, but it cannot cover every fire risk in a house. It needs someone at home to use it. And a pan of burning cooking oil is safer to smother with a blanket than to blast with powder. That is why many homeowners now look at a fire extinguisher combo instead of a single cylinder.

Item	Buying separately (₹, typical retail)	In the Graha Kavach combo
2 kg ABC fire extinguisher	900 – 1,650	Included
Automatic fire ball	650 – 1,200	Included
Fire blanket, 1 m × 1 m	450 – 900	Included
Wall bracket, fire ball stand, 5 screws and 5 wall plugs	Often extra or missing	Included
Delivery	Two or three separate orders	Free, one box
Total	about 2,000 – 3,750	2,499

The honest picture: if you hunt for the lowest dealer rate on each item, you might buy all three for a little less than ₹2,499. At normal retail prices, you will usually pay the same or more. You will also need to match fixings, wait for separate deliveries and work out placement yourself.

The combo removes that work. Everything arrives in one box, ready to mount the same day.

What you get in the Graha Kavach 3-in-1 combo

The Complete Fire Safety Kit has six pieces, and each of the three tools does a different job.

1. 2 kg ABC dry powder fire extinguisher (manual action). For small, early fires when you are present and it is safe to approach. Use the PASS method: pull, aim, squeeze, sweep.
2. Automatic fire ball (automatic response). Mounted near an MCB panel, inverter or gas cylinder area, it releases powder when flame reaches it. It needs no electricity and works when nobody is home. See how the fire ball works.
3. Fire blanket, 1 m × 1 m (kitchen control). Pull the tabs, cover a small pan fire and cut off its oxygen. Never use water on burning oil.
4. Extinguisher wall bracket.
5. Fire ball stand.
6. Five screws and five wall plugs for mounting.

The kit is made by Speciality Geochem in Udaipur, Rajasthan, a fire safety manufacturer operating since 2010. It is priced at ₹2,499 with free delivery across India. You can also book on Cash on Delivery with ₹199 and pay ₹2,300 when it arrives.

When a single extinguisher is enough

A combo is not the right buy for everyone. A single 2 kg ABC extinguisher may be enough if:

• you live in a small studio or PG room with no separate kitchen;
• you already own a fire blanket and only need to replace the extinguisher;
• you need one for a car or bike, where a 1 kg unit fits better.

For a family home with a kitchen, an electrical panel and an inverter, the combo covers more risk spots for a similar budget. Our room-by-room guide helps you count what your home needs.

Red flags in a cheap fire extinguisher

A low fire extinguisher price is only a good deal if the unit works on the day you need it. Check these before you pay.

• No ISI mark or certification details on the label.
• No pressure gauge, or a gauge needle outside the green zone on arrival.
• No manufacturing date or expiry date printed on the cylinder.
• Powder grade not stated, or listed only as “dry powder” with no MAP percentage.
• Seller cannot tell you who manufactured it.

Where to place each item after you buy

Where you mount the kit matters as much as what you paid for it.

• Extinguisher: on its bracket in a corridor or common area, on your way out of the house.
• Fire ball: on its stand near the electrical panel, inverter cupboard or gas cylinder area.
• Fire blanket: near the kitchen exit, within reach without leaning over the stove.

For more on kitchen set-ups, read what to keep near your stove. Our home fire safety guide covers the first minute of a fire.

Conclusion

The day you need a fire extinguisher is not the day to shop for one. The Graha Kavach 3-in-1 kit gives you an ABC extinguisher, an automatic fire ball and a fire blanket in one box, delivered free across India.

Frequently asked questions

Q1. What is the price of a 2 kg ABC fire extinguisher in India?

A 2 kg ABC fire extinguisher usually costs ₹900 to ₹1,650 at retail in 2026. Dealer and B2B quotes can start near ₹550, often before GST.

Q2. Which fire extinguisher is best for home use?

A 2 kg ABC dry powder extinguisher suits most Indian homes. It handles solid, liquid, gas and electrical fires. Add a fire blanket for oil fires. Read our types of fire extinguishers guide for a full comparison.

Q3. Is a fire extinguisher combo worth it?

For a family home, yes. A combo like the Graha Kavach kit costs ₹2,499. It covers manual, automatic and kitchen fire response in one box, with mounting hardware. Bought separately, the same items usually cost ₹2,000 to ₹3,750.

Q4. How long does a home fire extinguisher last?

The Graha Kavach kit has a 5-year shelf life. Check the pressure gauge every month and replace or refill the extinguisher if the needle leaves the green zone or after any use.

Q5. Does a fire extinguisher replace calling the fire brigade?

No. An extinguisher is for small, early fires only. If a fire spreads, get everyone out first, then call 101 or 112.