wolfe10 wrote:
Halon works well in confined spaces where it can displace air (and the oxygen that supports combustion).
It is of MUCH less value in open areas. Even if it temporarily displaces the air and the fire goes out, any source that remains hot enough, will reignite when the halon is displaced by air.
Of course you are correct.
But I have a spare halon extinguisher in the salon area. I know it will not put the fire out, but I may BUY TIME. Even a little bit of time can make a difference
If the dogs or smoke alarm wake me I have 3 eight pound fire extinguishers in the bed room. I just want enough time to get out.