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#48675050
Cold Fire Suppression System - Complete 1 Liter System
- Only to be filled with Nitrogen gas to 175PSI | Has a dilution rate down to just 0.15% for Class A fires
- It will not gel or crystalize in foam tanks, hoses or nozzles
- Will extinguish Class A, Class B, flammable metals and grease fires
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Universal Fit
- Only to be filled with Nitrogen gas to 175PSI | Has a dilution rate down to just 0.15% for Class A fires
- It will not gel or crystalize in foam tanks, hoses or nozzles
- Will extinguish Class A, Class B, flammable metals and grease fires
- Has an indefinite shelf life and it is completely non-toxic and biodegradable
- Hazardous Materials Identification System (HMIS) rating is 0,0,0 - same as water
Key Specs
| Brand | Cold Fire Super Systems |
| Extinguisher Type | Foam |
| Extinguisher Component | Fire Suppression System |
| Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| DOT-Approved | No |
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Cold Fire™ is a multi-purpose fire suppressing agent that beats other foams hands-down! Completely 'green' and non-toxic, Cold Fire puts out any Class A or B fire, hydrocarbons or polar solvents, as well as metals, tires, and asphalt. Also suppresses vapors and helps to remediate spills.
- UL Listed - 2N75
- Will extinguish Class A, Class B, flammable metals and grease fires
- Dilution rate down to just 0.15% for Class A fires
- Meets NFPA 18 Standards
- Hazardous Materials Identification System (HMIS) rating of 0,0,0 - same as water
- 100% soluble in water
- Extinguishes fires (even oil and alcohol-based fires) quickly and on contact; effective on oil well and tanker fires, tire fires, fuel/ethanol fires, grass, brush and forest fires, and metal fires (including magnesium and aluminum)
- Will not gel or crystalize in foam tanks, hoses or nozzles - less cleanup
- Indefinite Shelf Life - never throw away unused foam!
- Completely non-toxic and biodegradable
- Can use in foam tanks, batch mixed, CAFS systems - even water canisters!
NOTE: This system is only to be filled with Nitrogen gas to 175PSI
This is the first system of its type to offer automatic fire detection. The proprietary sensing method coupled with a manual actuation button ensures complete protection in any scenario. 2 liter Cylinder Option now also available by clicking here.
- Automatic and manual actuation
- Condensed lightweight design
- Non-toxic, non-corrosive and environmentally friendly
- Kit includes everything to complete system
- Recharge and reset in minutes
- Customizable
Complete system kit # 486-75050 includes the following:
- 1 Liter stainless steel cylinder, 3.25" dia x 15"
- CTSX valve and pressure gauge
- Cylinder bracket with clamps
- Manual actuator
- Ball valve
- 8' Detection tube
- Nozzle with fittings
- 3' composite nozzle tubing
- 32 Degree Coldfire premix
- All hardware and instructions
Please refer to Cold Fire Frequently Asked Questions for more information.
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Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| Brand | Cold Fire Super Systems |
| Extinguisher Type | Foam |
| Extinguisher Component | Fire Suppression System |
| Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| DOT-Approved | No |
| GENERAL | |
| Notes | Includes cylinder, bracket, connectors, line, nozzles, detection tube, clamps, screws and Coldfire premix. |
| Sold in Quantity | Kit |
Ratings & Reviews
4.5
2 Reviews
Customers recommend the Cold Fire System for its quality and cost-effectiveness. The system is easy to install and comes with significant advantages over older models. Its practicality is demonstrated by the ability to simply buy a refill of the chemical, making it a superior choice over competitor products. It stands out for usability, material quality, and safety.
Ratings & Reviews
4.5
2 Reviews
Customers recommend the Cold Fire System for its quality and cost-effectiveness. The system is easy to install and comes with significant advantages over older models. Its practicality is demonstrated by the ability to simply buy a refill of the chemical, making it a superior choice over competitor products. It stands out for usability, material quality, and safety.
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Cold Fire System
4.0
9 years ago
Leon3B
Perry, Ks
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Installed as described
Would Recommend
No Brainer
5.0
10 years ago
Highside
Cedar Rapids Ia
Verified
Had to replace an outdated bottle that was going to cost me the price of this system for just the bottle without the other benefits of this system. No brainer to buy this and just have to buy a bottle of the chemical to recharge if ever needed.
Would Recommend
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Questions & Answers
Questions & Answers
9 Questions • 10 Answers
Is it possible to used compressed air instead of nitrogen to pressurize the bottle? Thanks.
by Sky
• 8 years ago
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Is this system SFI certified?
by Steve
• 8 years ago
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On a dirt modified do you recommend a 1or 2 liter system?
by John
• 8 years ago
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I plan on putting this in my airplane. What does it weigh?
by Craig
• 8 years ago
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Once activated, how many seconds until the 1 liter system is completely discharged (meaning the suppressant has run out)?
by I90 Race
• 9 years ago
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One of the videos says that if the detection tube senses a temp of 175 degrees, it bursts at that location and becomes a nozzle directed at that heat source. Assuming I have the tubing routed to (eventually) be pointed at my driver's torso, does any of the liquid continue to make its way through the tubing to spray the driver? Or does all the liquid discharge at the just-created "rupture nozzle" spot?
by JPD
• 9 years ago
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How does this mount in a sprint car? Does it have two nozzles or only one?
by Dan
• 10 years ago
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Does the bottle have to be mounted exactly horizontal?
by sweetcorn
• 13 years ago
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does this fire supression system have an SFI/ FIA certification
by mmra
• 13 years ago
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