Firemaster Halon replacement recharge

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I have a Firemaster GTFE1000 Halon replacement FE-36 extinguisher on which the pressure is OK but the warranty has expired. Firemaster are no longer so in business so I can't send it back to them for a recharge, does anyone know whether it's possible to get it recharged elsewhere or must I fork out another £100 for a new one?
Thanks,
 
Halon is banned, except for a few military uses, by reason of its damage to the environment.


You will need to use one of the modern gases , or mixed suppressants.


I have CO2, and AFFF to keep life simple.
 
sarabande said:
Halon is banned, except for a few military uses, by reason of its damage to the environment.


You will need to use one of the modern gases , or mixed suppressants.


I have CO2, and AFFF to keep life simple.
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Firemaster GTFE1000 Halon replacement FE-36 extinguisher
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A Drop-in Halon automatic replacement.
 
Good point re the pressure being OK. However, it's difficult to just ignore the fact that the warranty has expired!
 
mlugton said:
I have a Firemaster GTFE1000 Halon replacement FE-36 extinguisher on which the pressure is OK but the warranty has expired. Firemaster are no longer so in business so I can't send it back to them for a recharge, does anyone know whether it's possible to get it recharged elsewhere or must I fork out another £100 for a new one?
Thanks,
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Suggest you look through yellow pages for local fire extinguisher service centre. They may be able to re-certify based on weight.
 
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