Kidde Mariner 110 Fire Extinguisher for Boats, 1-A:10-B:C, MAR110, 1 Pack

Good fire extinguisher. Just the size for my boat.

Perfect for 17 Whaler

I bought these fire extinguishers to replace the ones on my boat that just reached their 12 year expiration date. These are US Coast Guard approved and comply with the safety equipment requirements aboard US flagged recreational boats. They are excellent quality and a reasonable price. Note that if you are replacing existing fire extinguishers that still appear to be in good condition you can keep the old ones on board as backups as long as you have the required number of current extinguishers on board as well. Remember that the USCG requirements are a bare minimum. Old extinguishers are most likely still good if all of the following check out: A.) The pressure gauge indicates that there is adequate pressure (i.e.- needle is in the green region) B.) The overall condition of the cylinder, nozzle and handle are still like new (no rust, dents, corrosion) C.) When you shake the fire extinguisher it should feel like it is full of fine sand. If the powder has solidified into a clump the easiest way to break it up again is to rotate the cylinder 90 degrees from how it had been sitting and then wait a few hours and check it again (if extinguisher was stored vertically then lay it on its side or vice -versa) After a few hours the powder should have unclumped and you should feel it moving around when you shake it. This is a good thing to do with all of your fire extinguishers both on your boat or at home as it will ensure that they work properly when needed. I routinely check all of mine about every 6 months. I hope you found this information useful!

Hopefully, I never have to use these

As described, need to combine with bracket for installation.

Your fire extinguisher can’t be more than 12 years old or you could get a ticket this is a great one

Great product

Great price for the two fire extingusihers.