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Law regarding fire Extinguishers in your vehcile
Hey guys, was looking into buying a fire extinguisher for my car but are there any regulations on what extinguisher you can have?
Cheers Paul |
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Go to Bunnings, there are extinguishers specifically for Automotive applications. If you are intending to track the car there are rules & regs regarding the brackets used to mount them (need to be metal with metal release straps, and within reach of the driver whilst buckled in, and tagged). The ones at Bunnings are CAMS approved and relatively cheap by comparison.
I'm guessing you know there are different types of extinguishers for different types of fires, dry powder is what you want for Automotive.
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Talk to Maximum Motorsport...they can supply & fit an approved extinguisher with mounting bracket to fit on the front passenger side floor.
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You'll still need to take it around the corner to Protector fire services to be tagged as they don't do tagging.
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I need to get a hand job in the back of a Subaru
Thanks nauli, is there anything they can't do?
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LOL @ recomending a workshop to do a simple task.
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...and LOL when you roll up at a CAMS event with your DIY mounting bracket and you don't pass scrutineering because it isn't appropriately fixed....this happens quite a bit...
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i've had one in every car i've owned ( 1kg ), one car even went over the pits with one installed and it wasn't questioned. in saying that, i've only ever had ones that have the metal strap/bracket ( plastic's too easily broken and not motorsport approved ) and they have been the ABE powder type that cover most/all types of fire.
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I would like one for those pesky window washers at traffic lights.
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DIY is your best solution I think someone even did a how to make a bracket on either here or rexnet or NASIOC. Search.
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extinguishers, fire, law, vehcile |
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