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All, on the Land Cruiser forum I'm a part of there's a group buy going on for these extinguishers. They seem like they would be an awesome substitute for the typical 5lb bottles and much easier to mount in a SxS. I'm curious if anyone has experience with them? I'm planning on ordering 3 but would be interested in feedback, if any. elementfire.com

Element - Fire Extinguishers

80% smaller & has 5x the discharge time of a traditional fire extinguisher. Makes no mess, requires no service & never expires. elementfire.com

elementfire.com Good review by Jay Leno: #1 · Jan 6, 2020 All, on the Land Cruiser forum I'm a part of there's a group buy going on for these extinguishers. They seem like they would be an awesome substitute for the typical 5lb bottles and much easier to mount in a SxS. I'm curious if anyone has experience with them? I'm planning on ordering 3 but would be interested in feedback, if any. elementfire.com

Element - Fire Extinguishers

80% smaller & has 5x the discharge time of a traditional fire extinguisher. Makes no mess, requires no service & never expires. elementfire.com

elementfire.com Good review by Jay Leno: Sort by Oldest first Oldest first Newest first Most reactions #2 · Jan 6, 2020 They look amazing, might even put out a Razr fire ! Post a link for your group buy please #3 · Jan 6, 2020 wow, I like the size. Looks like you have to be very close to the fire though. #4 · Jan 6, 2020 (Edited) I have one ,, I have a RZR,, have not had a chance to use it #5 · Jan 6, 2020 Doing a bit more research it looks like Porsche and Ferrari guys have used these in the past and had their own group buys. The Land Cruiser one is here: Element Fire Extinguisher #6 · Jan 6, 2020 Any chance of a Maverick group buy? #7 · Jan 6, 2020 Anyone know if these would be an allowable substitution for a 2.5# class fire ext as required in race rules? Be great to buy a few of these to replace the heavy bottles mounted around the car now. I’ll email/ ask Ultra4 tech and see if I get an answer. I’d be interested in buying a few if allowed #8 · Jan 6, 2020 Register a .EU.COM domain today! #9 · Jan 7, 2020

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entirelysafe.com #10 · Jan 7, 2020 I think is would be a great supplement to the current legal extinguishers . I have worked with some race teams over the past few years, pre- running etc. I can see the shortcomings of our existing systems. I ordered some Element units and will present them the tec officials at KOH , but I until they are UL approved there will probably be a liability issue . Ultra 4 rules 2.2.12 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS 1) Each vehicle must carry a portable UL approved 2.5 lb. or greater ABC-class dry chemical or equivalent Halon, AFFF or Novec fire extinguisher, easily accessible by all occupants inside the vehicle. 2) An additional 5 lb. equivalent (1x 5 lb. or 2x 2.5 lb.) or greater ABC-class, dry chemical or equivalent Halon, AFFF or Novec fire extinguisher(s) must be mounted in a position that is easily located and accessed from the exterior of the vehicle by persons not familiar with the vehicle. 3) Integrated on-board fire extinguishing/suppression systems are highly recommended in addition to the portable fire extinguishers. In the event a vehicle is equipped with an on-board fire extinguishing/suppression system, vehicle must still meet all other requirements of 2.2.11. 4) Fire extinguishers must have a gauge and be fully charged. All extinguishers must be mounted in a manner that permits their removal and use without the use of tools. All fire extinguishers over one year old must have a current (less than one year old) fire marshal’s seal and attached label. Fire suppression systems must be current per manufacturer's specifications. From Elements web site: IS ELEMENT CERTIFIED? Originating in Italy, Element has been certified for sale in Europe by CE and TUV. Institutionally it has been tested and certified for use by multiple international military and police groups who have adopted it for active use. In North America, Underwriters Laboratories (UL) is responsible for the certification of fire extinguishers. UL does their testing to a standard that contains a form (physical shape) component followed by a performance component. Because Element's form does not fit inside of UL's guidelines of what a traditional fire extinguisher looks like (i.e. compressed gas cylinder with a hose and measurement gauge) it is immediately passed over for performance testing. At present UL is being campaigned to update its standards to recognize the different form offered by Element and allow it an opportunity to be tested and certified. Until the standards are updated Element cannot be used to substitute extinguishers in regulated environments that require a UL (or UL endorsed) certification. Element can however be freely used as an supplement to the extinguishers used where regulation exists. There are no restrictions in non-regulated environments (car, home, personal garage, etc.) allowing Element to be used freely. #11 · Jan 16, 2020 I'm gonna pick one up. I don't even run an extinguisher on the X3 at the moment. 2018.5 X3 Max XRS // Grove Fabworks, Aftermarket Assassins, Dynojet, CT front end, CA Tech, UMP, HSP, Rugged, Sandcraft, blah blah... #12 · Jan 16, 2020

Element Fire Extinguisher?

I know this should prob be in the Shop section but not much activity there. I came across this by accident today- does anyone have any experience with these? Element - Fire Extinguishers If they work as advertised, they could be way better than carrying multiple heavy extinguishers while...

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