Boat Fire Detection

- Maretron® - Ambient Air Temperature Sensor (TP-AAP-1)Ambient Air Temperature Sensor by Maretron®. This product is made of high-quality materials to serve you for years to come. Designed using state-of-the-art technology and with customers in mind. It will meet your needs and deliver great...Engineered to high standardsHigh-grade design delivers extended lifespan$23.99In Stock - Ships within 24 hrs
- Maretron® - Heat/Smoke Detector (SH-003)Heat/Smoke Detector by Maretron®. The Orbis Marine Optical /Heat Multisensor Detector is recognised as a good detector for general use but is additionally more sensitive to fast burning, flaming fires - including liquid fires - than...Responds well to fast-burning, flaming firesTransient rejection algorithms reduce false alarms$226.85In Stock - Ships within 24 hrs
Fire on a boat is a real hazard and it must be extinguished promptly. Today's boats that are made of fiberglass or composite materials look perfect but burn very quickly, with the emission of large volumes of toxic smoke. The best defense against fire is prevention, but stopping the process of burning at the very beginning can also be vital. An effective boat fire detection system with smoke, carbon monoxide, or heat sensors allows for stopping fire timely and minimizing related damage. A large assortment of such equipment is available in our online store.
We carry smoke and heat detectors, fire alarms, wireless temperature sensors, and complete systems collecting data from numerous sensors located in different zones. Some systems available here feature extended functionality to keep you aware of your boat's status when you're far away, via a special web or mobile application. You can be promptly informed when your vessel starts drifting outside a defined radius, hits something, when a bilge water level or air temperature gets too high, when a door or window is open, or if something else has happened. Actually, even conventional heat sensors in a traditional alarm system are not that simple: many of them have a self-diagnostic mechanism and automatically report when dirty.