Lifeline Fire Systems - Product Experience?

[builder]

Hi Folks,

Does anyone have anything good, or bad, to say about Lifeline?

Thanks
-- Scott

[egomeister]

They are well regarded.

[stig]

They're very good. I ran Lifeline systems in my race car.

[pb3]

I've got a lifeline Zero2000 electric system plumbed in, no faults or problems, but then I haven't had to use it yet!

[builder]

pb3 said:

I've got a lifeline Zero2000 electric system plumbed in, no faults or problems, but then I haven't had to use it yet!

That is a good thing! Let's keep it that way.

Thanks, Folks! The electric Zero 2000 is a strong contender. Shipping (carriage) seems to be the issue at the moment. We'll see if they can figure out how to get it over here. Looks like I may have to buy it empty and have it filled locally. Or, I can become a re-filler re-seller of their products myself.

If I understand correctly, there are three types of AFFF; "A" for fires based on stuff that water can soak into like wood, paper and cloth, "B" for things like plastics, resins and flammable liquids that do not contain alcohol or other solvents, and "B-AR" (alcohol resistant) for fuels that include alcohol.

Do you know if you have the "B-AR" type? We have alcohol in our "blended" fules in the US, so the B-AR type is required.