CT, you have a good point.
I have many dry chemical units, a foam, a halon and a water spray fire extinguisher aboard, along with two fresh water hoses and fire ax. I suppose I really should have a CO2 or two to complete my collection. Norm S/V Bandersnatch Lying Julington Creek 30 07.695N 081 38.484W You need several CO2 extinguishers onboard. Electrical fires, in and of themselves, will stop once the circuit is de-energized. What continues to burn is whatever the electrical fire ignited. 99 percent of the time, its something that you can use a CO2 on (that includes wire bundles because its the insulation burning, not the wire).
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