Fire suppression system.

No doubt one would be handy. Over your stove would be the better place I would think.

Tom/Barb wrote:
Would a fire suppression system added to the engine compartment of a diesel pusher be of any use. ??

If you had a fire, might be useful.

I don't think it is something I would do. Just spend the money on insurance. If you're going to have an RV fire, the engine bay of a pusher is probably the least likely to kill you.

We were stuck in traffic for about 2 hours in northern AZ, after this tour bus had an engine bay fire. Everyone got out safely.

You ought to check out this site: Mac the Fire Guy
Check out the suppression devices available in the store.

Although my rig was a diesel pick up and fifth wheel, I wished I'd had a fire suppression system. A diesel leak in August and it all went up in flames.





I'm sure a fire suppression system in the engine would have made our insurance company happy.

Jim

YES.........

Just like insurance. Great when you need it---but hope you don't!

Motorhome fires.......engine compartments and axle/wheel areas