Excellent reminder for all, thank you.I have a contract with a fire protection company to test and maintain detectors, as well as maintain/recharge/replace fire extinguishers.  

I used to put a small one in each of my units but now I maintain and recharge 2 large extinguishers in common hallways.

On the weekends, I let my body recharge and sleep until it wakes itself up. 

Battery should last around a week before needing recharging. 

Occupancy numbers can be an issue if you have low recharge rates.Also consider if electric is out you have no water. 

Good managers deserve to take a break from the park and recharge their batteries.  

Think of it like a ranch/retreat where Pastors and their families can get away for a few days to recharge and focus on themselves and their spiritual and mental health.The Hope would be to split all investment profits 50/50 between the two.

I just recharged a unit with Freon R-22 for a 1989 Trane System.

2- Do any of you buy the rechargeable extinguishers or the one-time use?

One of my buddies with an iPhone can barely get through the day without having to recharge.