Video Transcript for Comprehensive Review: CargoSmart Fire Extinguisher Holder for E Track or X Track Systems

Jake: Hey guys, it's Jake here at etrailer. Today we're going to be taking a look at and showing you how to use the CargoSmart Fire Extinguisher Holder for E-Track and X-Track. This is going to be able to get your fire extinguisher up off the ground and into a safe place so that everyone knows where it's at, at all times.This bracket is going to work great for those trailer applications like we have here, or in your home. You just want to make sure that you have three slots, whether it be X-Track or E-Track, to put this in. It will utilize two on these outside brackets and then the one with the clip on the inside. Let's go ahead and show you over here on this E-Track, it's not going to work with these vertical E-Tracks, you're going to have to have the horizontal E-Track.So with the use of these two cam buckle straps, when you're ready to use it, you just grab the cam buckle strap and you can pull it off and you're ready to use it.

You are going to be able to use this with a fire extinguisher that is up to eight inches in diameter, and you are going to have a 50 pound weight capacity, but you do want to keep in mind that it's only going to be as strong as the E-Track or X-Track that it's mounted to. So you do want to be sure when you're mounting your E-Track or X-Track that you're mounting it in the studs, whether it be in your trailer or in your garage.With this fire extinguisher holder, you want to make sure that you have a fire extinguisher that's at least 16 inches tall on the tank so that that top strap has more than enough grip on the tank itself to properly support it. Now, when it comes to putting a fire extinguisher in your trailer, I would not recommend putting more than a six inch diameter fire extinguisher when something's going to be mobile because you want to make sure you have more than enough strap to really tighten down on that fire extinguisher so that you know it's not going to go anywhere.It's going to have a yellow zinc coating on our steel construction here. It's going to have our nice toe-strap style straps to strap the fire extinguisher in, so they're going to be plenty sturdy to be able to hold it in. Now the one thing I wish they would have added to this is an extra rubber foot on the bottom, on the back side of it to support it against the wall because you can see here it does have a little bit of movement before it hits the wall, so that would have just stopped it from moving hardly at all.

But, with that being said, it's still going to be plenty sturdy when traveling down the road.In order to get it in place, just take it, hold it by the bottom, pull your little tab back here, slide it into your E-Track or X-Track. You have to pull up a little bit in order to get it in, then you just push down until it clicks into place. Let's go ahead and get our fire extinguisher in place, I'll show you how easy it is. Take our strap and around. It's going to use a cam buckle strap on the front, take that and just tighten it down.

We'll get our bottom one in place. Make sure you don't get that hose behind the strap so that it's making contact with the tank. Now with it all strapped down, you're ready to go.