Due to these vessels carrying passengers, we recommend that ferries install an automatic suppression system when covering engine fire risks. Automatic systems provide 24/7 unmanned protection suitable for compartments which are difficult to access.
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Fire Class | Description | Examples | Extinguisher Type |
|---|---|---|---|
Class A | Ordinary Combustibles | Paper, Wood, Cardboard, Fabrics | Water, Foam and Dry Powder |
Class B | Flammable Liquids | Petrol, Paint, Solvents, Alcohol | Foam, CO2 and Dry Powder |
Class F | Cooking Oils & Fats (Commercial Kitchens) | Deep Fat Fryers, Vegetable Oils | Wet Chemical |
Electrical | Electrical Fires (Faulty Plugs) | Faulty Plugs and Overloaded Sockets | CO2 |
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