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Old 03 March 2013, 16:11   #1
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I have updated my console and want to know if I need a fume detector fitted for a coded rib if it is diesel powered and i don't carry any type of gas?
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Old 03 March 2013, 18:00   #2
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Hi guys
I have updated my console and want to know if I need a fume detector fitted for a coded rib if it is diesel powered and i don't carry any type of gas?
I think you'll find you do,for a Coded RIB.I know someone who had a Sensor/Alarm they never fitted, if you do find you need one let me know
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Old 04 March 2013, 19:44   #3
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Check with your surveyor, but I think the requirement is only for petrol boats
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Not sure, we had to fit one to a diesel boat the other day the surveyor decided it needed one. We used one of the BEP marine ones which we usually fit on the petrol boats.
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Our surveyor suggested that if the compartment that the tank is in isn't sealed (i.e. it has some way of 'draining' or venting hydrocarbon vapour, then you don't need a gas alarm.
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