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Seafire Fe 600a Automatic Marine Fire Extinguisher on 2040-parts.com

US $1,105.00
Location:

Winter Garden, Florida, United States

Winter Garden, Florida, United States
Condition:New other (see details)

SEA FIRE FE-241 SEA RAY 600 CF BOAT FIRE EXTINGUISHER

Description

We are selling a new (old stock) Sea Fire FE-241 600CF Automatic Boat Fire Extinguisher originally made for Sea Ray Boats, but can be used on any. Sea Fire #FE-600A. Mounting Bracket Included!

Specifications:

  • Manufacturer: Sea Fire
  • Model: FE Series
  • Part Number: FE-600A
  • Discharge: Automatic
  • Range: Up to 600 Cu Ft Range
  • Discharge Temperature: 175 Degrees F
  • Retardent: 20.28 lbs FE-241 Retardent
  • Dimensions: 8 Inch Diameter x 22" tall

Sold as seen in pictures. All measurements are approximate.


Shipping will be assessed with an 85$ Hazmat fee, and item ONLY ships within 48 contiguous states.

Delivery can be arranged within 100 miles

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