No, there was no fire, although if there were it would be too late to get some fire detection and suppression tools. In fact, I'm shocked that my search for "Fire Extinguisher" yielded not one result by title. Yes, checked the spelling. Granted, the CabCom search is feeble at best, the subject seems totally ignored. This is my shocked face:

Just think about how these powerful fans would literally supercharge a small fire (with tons of air flow) into a fire tornado through walls floor and attics! Add to that wood, plastic/sheeting, and soon to be dry plant kindling for extra fuel! One more time:
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'Saw an "Automatic Fire Extinguisher" at a store and it was like an epiphany. For about $40 it's like a upper small sized hand held fire extinguisher except it had one of those thermo wax heat sensitive spray heads. I would assume this would go in ones ballast section first. Or not, opine? I'm not even sure if it stands up or has to be mounted above in an upside down configuration.

Anyway, fire/carbon monoxide (CO) detector is dirt cheap, hand held extinguishers (rated for electrical fire), ample water (which you should have around anyway) should be in all houses.

For extra measure that any indoor grower really must consider above and beyond is IMHO; automatic fire extinguisher for each area/section/room, supplemental (extra hand helds? and/or indoor water hose), and preferably a good reliable dog. Dog must have escape route (doggy door) as an extra measure too.

Question:
What extra electrical measure could also be taken to also cut power by way of temperature and not only amperage draw cut off?

Cheers, Doc Oc out.

P.s. I would have posted some pix except that function is not currently available to me. Why, I do not know.
Ocotillo Reviewed by Ocotillo on . ! Fire detector extinguisher automatic ! No, there was no fire, although if there were it would be too late to get some fire detection and suppression tools. In fact, I'm shocked that my search for "Fire Extinguisher" yielded not one result by title. Yes, checked the spelling. Granted, the CabCom search is feeble at best, the subject seems totally ignored. This is my shocked face: :eek: Just think about how these powerful fans would literally supercharge a small fire (with tons of air flow) into a fire tornado through walls floor Rating: 5