Automatic fire extinguisher for Turbo 36?

[Murv]

Any recommendations? I understand that it should be a single unit, rather than the twin system currently fitted but based on the dimensions of the bilges, there isn't an extinguisher available that will cope with the volume.

 

[kashurst]

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[AllanG]

Hi Murv,

Suggest you try contacting Sea-Fire in Portsmouth, which have been very helpful to me in the past:-

http://www.sea-fire.co.uk

Cheers, Allan

 

[Murv]

Thanks Allan, I gave them a call, they do seem extremely helpful!
Next step is to get some measurements (it is the entire area that needs to be accounted for) and get back to them for some quotes.

 

[jimmy_the_builder]

Hi Murv,

Suggest you try contacting Sea-Fire in Portsmouth, which have been very helpful to me in the past:-

http://www.sea-fire.co.uk

Cheers, Allan

I also had great service from sea-fire, recommended.

 

[Newbroom]

Thanks Allan, I gave them a call, they do seem extremely helpful!
Next step is to get some measurements (it is the entire area that needs to be accounted for) and get back to them for some quotes.

Chris could you let me know how you get on as I have the same job to do.
Dave

 

[Murv]

Certainly will do Dave,

Cheers,
Chris

 

[Bandit]

I have a sea fire unit in current boat, engine room air space (excluding engines and fuel tanks) is greater than a Turbo 36 . My last boat was a Sedan 36.

i have an Auto and a manual release.

 

[Momac]

I have an auto Seafire extinguisher with manual activation at both helms. No doubt it was installed when the boat was built.
I imagine it was very expensive.

Perhaps something less complex might be investigated ?
http://www.safelincs.co.uk/fireblitz-automatic-fe36-fire-extinguisher/

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[aquapower]

This is the system I'm currently looking at, I quite like the idea of the tube bursting at the fire, have fitted this type of system before as well as hundreds of Seafire.

http://firemonkey.co.uk/direct-c-5_38/3kg-4kg-stainless-sseries-direct-fm200-p-346