Protecting your vehicle

If you have a classic car, off road vehicle, motorhome or campervan then there are areas within it that are vulnerable to fire. Choose a combination of automatic fire suppression devices and the Fire Safety Stick to give comprehensive protection.

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Could you protect your vehicle in the case of a fire in the engine bay?

Do you spend hundreds – or thousands – of pounds on improving or pampering your pride and joy? Do you enhance its performance with upgrades and new parts? The answer is most likely YES! But have you ever thought about protecting it – and the occupants – from a fire?* 


Perishing fuel lines caused by increasing proportions of Ethanol, overflowing carburettors or a loose wiring connection make classic cars and motorcycles more prone to fires than modern vehicles. And of course our pride and joys cannot be easily replaced by insurance. If the worst happens and an electrical or fuel fire occurs in the engine bay, our automatic fire suppression devices can put the fire out almost instantly.


*Official fire and rescue service incident records track around 18,500 to 19,000 direct road vehicle fire incidents attended annually. 

Do you have a fire extinguisher in the car, caravan, motorhome or boat – if so when was it last serviced? 

Having spoken to so many owners at shows, it seems many know they need to carry an extinguisher but very few ensure they are serviced every year. Just checking that little pressure gauge is not enough either as the O-rings can perish over time or powder can settle to a useless solid lump. Imagine that crucial moment when you need that extinguisher and find out it doesn’t work. Cooking in small spaces, BBQs, wiring and the fact you are sleeping in the vehicle are all extra reasons to be more careful and ensure you have adequate fire protection.


The Fire Safety Stick is totally different and not like any extinguisher you have seen before. Firstly it is incredibly small and light, weighing in at under 300grams. And yet, it has over 50 seconds discharge time compared to just 7 seconds from a 3.5kg powder extinguisher. Plus, it needs NO servicing whatsoever. In fact, it’s proven to have a life cycle of at least 15 years and is likely to be much more.


Our self-actuating fire suppression devices are placed in hidden or rarely inspected places so act as 24/7 guards whilst you sleep. A perfect complement to the Fire Safety Stick.


The photo shows the aftermath of a fire behind a motorhome fridge. If one of our self-actuating fire suppression devices had been placed there it could have extinguished the fire automatically.


Read our case study from caravan owner Clive here.

The Fire Safety Stick leaves no mess or residue

 Here’s the really amazing thing though, it leaves no mess and no residue from it at all. All powder and foam extinguishers leave such a mess that, regardless of the fire, your engine and bodywork could well be ruined as a result. Watch our videos demonstrating just how amazing the Fire Safety Stick is for classic cars, motorbikes – in fact all vehicles. 

Do take just our word for it, have a look at the video that Jay Leno did for the Fire Safety Stick in the USA (In the North America and Canada territories, Fire safety Stick is marketed as Element Fire).

See more videos on our home page.

See what Harry Metcalfe had to say about the Fire safety Stick on his channel - Harry's Garage. The next video shows the powerful Self Actuating Pulse Stainless Steel Model in action. Built for large areas like battery compartments within campervans or motorhomes, it extinguishes flames in seconds.



Our self-actuating fire suppression devices and Fire Safety Sticks fight all major types of fires.

Of course these devices are not just for the car, garage or workshop. Because they chemically remove the oxygen from the fire triangle, they are able to deal with ALL MAJOR TYPES OF FIRES, these include:


 

  • Solid Flammables – eg fibreglass, wood, paper, plastics and textiles
  • Liquid Flammables – petrol, oil, diesel
  • Gases – methane, propane, butane etc.
  • Electrical fires up to 100,000 volts – so vehicle wiring, kitchen appliances, laptop chargers etc.
  • Cooking oil and fats – very few extinguishers can deal with these common fires in the kitchen (not applicable to self-actuating fire suppression devices)

 


Sea-going boats should have self-actuating fire suppression devices in their engine rooms and battery compartments and carry two Fire Safety Sticks in case one is lost overboard in the event of a fire in choppy weather!


Ideal for extinguishing tractor fires, boat fires, caravan fires, camper van fires, mobile home fires, van and of course car fires . 


Read our case studies here .

It’s so simple to use, you don’t even have to be in the room once it has been activated.

Another great feature of the Fire Safety Stick is depending on the size of the fire, capacity of the stick and size of the room, you can activate the stick and instead of fighting the fire yourself, simply leave it in the room, closing the door. The Fire Safety Stick will continue to emit its active molecules and suppress the fire accordingly.


Of course, in the unfortunate event of a motorhome, caravan or campervan fire you could activate the Fire Safety Stick and leave it in the vehicle without putting yourself at risk.

Install fire suppression equipment where it's needed the most.

Automatic fire protection devices should be placed where you need them to work 24/7 if a fire starts unnoticed in an enclosed space. Engine bays, campervan / motorhome storage areas (garages) and behind built in white goods for example.


Our self-actuating fire suppression devices weigh from 44g but pack a powerful punch with their quick acting design construction. Choose the model based on the size of the area you want to protect.


Back them up with a Fire Safety Stick (or two in the case of large motorhomes) to tackle cooking fires or fires in more open areas. The lightweight compact nature of the stick and that each one comes with a FREE mounting bracket, means that you can fit it to a wall or even inside a cupboard door so there is no need for a big bulky extinguisher getting in the way.


Compare the fire fighting time of the Fire Safety Stick with that of a conventional extinguisher. Over 50 seconds with the fire Safety Stick, whereas it's just 7-10 seconds with the heavier, bulky, messier 3.5kg extinguisher. So ask yourself, which you would rather have?



How effective is the Fire Safety Stick? Ask TVR owner Dave!

Driving home from Oulton Park in August, Dave’s TVR Tuscan caught fire. The flames from the carburettors were coming out of the vents in the bonnet towards the windscreen and even melted the windscreen wipers.

Luckily for him, he had bought a Fire Safety Stick a few weeks earlier at Silverstone Classic. And using it, the fire was out within 15 seconds. And here’s what really amazed him, having cleaned the area and pressurised the fuel lines to make sure there were no leaks, the engine started first time and he was fine to drive home! Yes, that’s right he still managed to drive the car home!

Read further case studies here.

A car saved! 

Dave said had he not had the Fire Safety Stick he would have surely lost the car completely. OK, he still had to repair the burnt bonnet and other cosmetic damage, but he’s a very happy chap. Imagine if he had a standard powder extinguisher as many do, even if he had put the fire out, he would have been faced with a bill of several thousand pounds with an engine rebuild.


Looks like he and his fantastic Tuscan had a bit of a lucky escape!


Read further case studies here .


If you're a member of a car club ask the secretary if they have a discount code. If not, make sure the club secretary contacts us and we'll issue a code for your club. We have many car clubs taking advantage of our discount codes including the Mustang Owners Club GB (MOCGB), British Mini Club, DAF Owners Club, Ferrari Owners Club of Great Britain, Highland MG Owners Club, Jaguar XK8/R Enthusiasts Club, Karmann Ghia Owners Club, Lancia Motor Club, Lea Francis Owners Club, Morgan Sports Car Club, Mopar Muscle Association UK, PCVC Cyprus, Triumph Dolomite Club, 1100 Club, Bongtree Austin Seven Club, Gay Classic Car Group, Wirral Classic Car Club, Marcos Owners Club, GT40 Enthusiasts Club, Mercedes Benz Club, Armstrong Siddeley Owners Club, Jensen Owners Club, Sunbeam Lotus Owners Club, Lotus Seven Club, Marcos Owners Club, The Volkswagen Type Two Owners Club, Cambridge-Oxford Owners Club, Midge Club (MOBC), Kit Car Blats, Gwendraeth Valley Motor Club, Wartburg Trabant, IFA Owners Club, Classic Corvette Club UK, Buckingham Morris Minor Club, Citroen Specials Club, Facel Vega Car Club, Club Peugeot UK, EXO Sports Cars Owners Club, Challenger E-Type Club, Fiat Motor Club, Stratos Enthusiasts Club, Split Screen Van Club, Owen Motor Club ...


We regret we cannot issue a code to individuals: you will have to obtain it via your club secretary or official.


E: info@glossfireaction.co.uk



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Classic Tracker - You own a classic, don’t make it history

Protecting your car from fire is of course important. However so is protecting it from theft. Gloss Fireaction are happy to recommend Classic Tracker for a tracker for your vehicle.


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So before you buy that new set of wheels, exhaust or car cover, for the sake of your vehicle and your loved ones, isn’t it a wise precaution to have fire protection? 

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