just a gentle reminder that this is Canal World Forum, which to 98% of members is concerned with those inland canals that are predominantly used for leisure purposes.
how is unfamiliarity with other types of waterway relevant to this thread?
............. and I will not draw attention to your own record in this area of expertise(?) ........... OOPS, I just did
BSS Guide 6.1.2R allows the kite mark as the evidence of compliance for quality. The kite mark will/must carry the licence number of the manufacturer.
Of course the ratings and combined ratings need to meet the requirements for quantity.
.... it is not complicated.
I bought mine from fire-extinguishers-direct, very good value and full compliance.
I wasn't jesting.
I respond in similar vein to anything or anyone that suggests that there is a bearded man in the sky who should protect us.
(thank you, Tim)
my experience of clicking without activation - low voltage due to poor battery arrangements, and burnt contactor points (call Albright International for help).
PS: apparently the burnt points were the result of low voltage causing them to chatter.
carbon monoxide is the product of incomplete combustion of coal or wood (or hydrocarbon gases or liquids), which typically happens when there is a shortage of oxygen (e.g. smouldering barbecue or ashpan embers).
....... be warned.
complete combustion results in carbon dioxide which is non-toxic; it will not build up to dangerous proportions in a normally ventilated space.
use of a carbon dioxide extinguisher in an enclosed space can be dangerous if you do not immediately vacate the space, and then ventilate it well before re-entry.
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