Lifeline Zero 2020 FIA 3 Liter Steel Electric System

Designed for sedan racers who need 5 zones of protection and need to take some weight off their car, the Lifeline Zero 2020 FIA 3.0ltr Electric Fire Suppression System is electrically actuated, and has 3.0 Liter capacity of the new Zero 2020 AFFF agent.  This Lifeline Zero 2020 FIA 3.0ltr Electric Fire Suppression System is complete and ready to install to protect you and your race car.

Lifeline Zero 2020 FIA 3.0ltr Electric Fire Suppression System Details:

• Manufacturer: Lifeline
• Manufacturer part number: 106-001-012
• Rating: FIA Technical List 16 approved EX.064.21 
• Bottle material: Aluminum
• Bottle size: 155mm diameter x 238mm length
• Discharge method: Electrical, 2 push buttons

Lifeline Zero 2020 FIA 3.0ltr Electric Fire Suppression System Contents:

• Filled and FIA certified ready to install bottle: 1
• Electrical power control pack: 1
• Cockpit discharge switch: 1
• External discharge switch: 1
• Mount bracket and Straps: 2
• 8mm discharge tubing: 6 meters length
• Heat proof over braid for discharge tubing: 6 meters
• Electrical discharge control power pack: 1
• Electrical discharge plug and lead assembly: 1
• 8mm Bulkhead Fitting for firewall to engine: 1
• Discharge nozzles: 5
• Discharge tubing T connectors: 4

Lifeline Zero 2020 systems are constructed using only the finest materials and are supplied complete with all of the components required for a professional installation. The Lifeline 106-001-012 system performs supremely well in engine fire tests, and thus has full compliance with MSA, FIA, SCCA, PCA, NASA, IMSA, SRO and SCCA requirements.

Lifeline's range of FIA certified race car fire systems have been homologated by the FIA for use in International motorsport and has been awarded the homologation numbers EX.064.21. The FIA homologation requires that the systems be tested to the FIA standard for plumbed in fire systems. These tests were witnessed by the British Standards Institute and MSA.

Lifeline electrically discharged race car systems are activated by pressing a strategically mounted momentary push button. Using a military specification actuator to detonate the extinguisher, the actuator extends a steel pin upon activation breaking a frangible seal in the neck of the cylinder and thus discharging the contents. All Lifeline electrical systems have their own independent power supply called a power pack that has facilities for checking the battery strength and circuit continuity as well as giving a visible indication that the system is armed.

Lifeline fire systems are pressurized canisters and can be only shipped ground