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About Fire Marine
Marine Fire high-performance gas-based fire suppression systems
Marine Fire, ULTRAFOG's premium brand, provides advanced gas-based firefighting systems for the maritime sector. From exclusive superyachts to workboats and commercial vessels. When every second counts, choose maximum security. The systems from Marine Fire are known for their exceptional reliability, high-quality workmanship, easy installation, innovative technology and safe for: people, animals and equipment. Designed to best protect people, vessels and business continuity.
With more than 35 years of experience and a strong international presence, Marine Fire understands better than anyone what fire safety at sea requires.
In the Netherlands, the Marine Fire Represented by Belship.
Are you ready to take fire safety on board to the next level?
We will be happy to advise you on the best solution for your project or fleet.
For more information on Marine Fire and range, please contact us.
Pre-Engineered systems
960 Series Perfect for smaller yachts. Ideal for yachts up to 24 metres or CE-certified vessels of any length, Marine Fire's 960-series systems offer reliable fire suppression with the clean extinguishing agent NOVEC™ 1230. Designed to protect spaces up to 70 m³ with one cylinder and - uniquely - up to 140 m³ with two cylinders, these refillable systems offer fast, fixed installation with different cylinder sizes and the choice of manual, automatic or combined activation. Each cylinder comes complete with valve, nozzle, mounting bracket and a charge/discharge status indicator, packaged together as one unit
Engineerd systems
Ideal for yachts and ships. Designed for yachts longer than 24 metres or class-certified vessels up to 500 GT, our engineered fire suppression systems provide reliable protection for large pleasure craft, workboats and other marine applications. Fully customisable with options such as different activation methods, delays and sirens, these systems are housed in compact, robust cabinets for easy installation outside the engine room. In addition, we offer a design service based on the yacht's General Arrangement (GA). The systems are tested to IMO/SOLAS standards and hold various international certifications. As part of our engineered solutions, we also produce customised COâ‚‚ fire extinguishing systems for galley exhaust hoods.
Accessories
Cable assemblies
Engine shutdown system
Charge/discharge status indicator
A60 fire-resistant dampers
Fire detection and alarm systems
Conventional systems
Our MFC system is a plug-and-play solution that supports up to 20 zones, with up to 30 non-programmable smoke or heat detectors per zone. Within each zone, detectors and hand-held fire alarms are connected to a separate circuit. When a detector or manual fire detector is activated, the control panel identifies the zone/circuit in question, after which manual inspection is required to locate the activated device.
Options include various sensors (smoke, heat or combined), alarm devices (sirens and signal lights), IP65 hand-held fire detectors and Modbus compatibility for integration with on-board monitoring systems. A vapour detector is available separately.
Addressable systems
Fully configurable addressable fire alarm panels for IMO/SOLAS applications (yachts longer than 24 metres), MED-approved and equipped with two or more addressable loops. Each detector or manual fire detector is assigned a unique address during installation. The control panel communicates with the connected components via this address, continuously checking the status, measuring smoke or heat levels and accurately locating which device triggers an alarm or fault message.
The compact unit is equipped with an LCD display for clear alarm identification and multiple independent modules, allowing components to be replaced without a full system reset and with built-in redundancy for added operational security.
Accessories
Heat-smoke-heat/smoke sensor
Visual audible signalling devises and sirens
Aesthetic smoke sensor
Manual call point
Marine Fire systems are certified by leading bodies, including the US Coast Guard, MED, RINA, BV, DNV and CE (PED & TPED), and comply with ISO 9094-1 and ISO 9094-2 standards.
