Old Reviews Grow room fire? I don't think so!
- Thread starter Guerrilla
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I think if this new one is ok and human safe then its not too bad priced, about 120 quid in uk, you never know i might get one for free, meant for a tank tho lol will be a brilliant question to ask him.
Thats why LED's are the sure way to go man, main thing, safety innit?
I have a battery powered fire and smoke alarm in my grow room that runs on house power also...as well as a full battery powered fire and smoke alarm WITHIN my growcab.....one can never be too safe!
http://www.hidhut.com/flame-defender-p-2262.html
http://colorado.htgsupply.com/?p=85
TLBWP
http://www.hidhut.com/flame-defender-p-2262.html
http://colorado.htgsupply.com/?p=85
TLBWP
Update! I havnt forgotton this thread, Am expecting a phone call from a uk based company that makes these Halon type extinguishers, i only got one question really, will i die?, and/or will my plants die? lol
Keeping this Thread alive, as hopefully this new equipment will save lives too.
Keeping this Thread alive, as hopefully this new equipment will save lives too.
Yeah man , the company im gonna talk to sells em for about £120 quid uk each. I got word to me mate, hes gonna chase up a few old contacts of his in the Military Fire n Rescue to see if the equipment is for sale to the public, prolly not as the huge contractors that supply the armed forces dont sell their new stuff unless you've got a trade account.
Same as when i tried to buy a brand new BPA free Pat55 Osprey Water Bottle. You cant, not from them anyway, i got mine from good old Ray Mears who has got a trade contract with loads of military suppliers! Cheers Ray!
Yeah man, im gonna look around for more info in a bit, will post as soon as Bro.
Bingo!
How safe is Halon?
Halons are low-toxicity, chemically stable compounds that have been used for fire and explosion protection from early in the last century. Halon has proven to be an extremely effective fire suppressant. Halon is clean (i.e., leaves no residue) and is remarkably safe for human exposure. Halon is a highly effective agent for firefighting in closed passenger carrying areas. Due to its effectiveness and relatively low toxicity, the FAA continues to recommend or require Halon extinguishers for use on commercial aircraft.
Extensive toxicity evaluations have been compiled by nationally recognized United States medical laboratories and institutions on Halon 1301 and Halon 1211. These evaluations have shown that Halon 1301 and Halon 1211 are two of the safest clean extinguishing agents available. Dual Halon concentrations of about 5% by volume in air are adequate to extinguish fires of most combustible materials. This concentration is equivalent to emptying twelve 2.5 lb. units in a closed room of 1000 cubic feet, which would be highly unlikely.
Comes from this site > http://www.h3rcleanagents.com/support_faq_2.htm
So, what you reckon about that then? interesting eh? the plot thickens....
How safe is Halon?
Halons are low-toxicity, chemically stable compounds that have been used for fire and explosion protection from early in the last century. Halon has proven to be an extremely effective fire suppressant. Halon is clean (i.e., leaves no residue) and is remarkably safe for human exposure. Halon is a highly effective agent for firefighting in closed passenger carrying areas. Due to its effectiveness and relatively low toxicity, the FAA continues to recommend or require Halon extinguishers for use on commercial aircraft.
Extensive toxicity evaluations have been compiled by nationally recognized United States medical laboratories and institutions on Halon 1301 and Halon 1211. These evaluations have shown that Halon 1301 and Halon 1211 are two of the safest clean extinguishing agents available. Dual Halon concentrations of about 5% by volume in air are adequate to extinguish fires of most combustible materials. This concentration is equivalent to emptying twelve 2.5 lb. units in a closed room of 1000 cubic feet, which would be highly unlikely.
Comes from this site > http://www.h3rcleanagents.com/support_faq_2.htm
So, what you reckon about that then? interesting eh? the plot thickens....
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