Nautical Fire-prevention systems

Boat fire systems are a crucial element for on-board safety, especially in critical areas like the engine room. A fire at sea can spread rapidly, making an effective suppression system essential. We offer both automatic and manual solutions, designed to intervene promptly and minimize damage.

Automatic systems, such as those offered by Fireboy, activate upon reaching a specific temperature, saturating the environment with extinguishing gas. Manual systems, on the other hand, require human intervention but offer the possibility of targeted action. Both types of systems are available with varying capacities to suit the size of the area to be protected. Remember to carefully assess the necessary saturation volume.

Osculati and Anaf Antincendi are among the leading brands in the sector, guaranteeing high-quality products that comply with current regulations. Our systems are RINA-approved, ensuring reliability and performance.

Nautica Basile's Advice

* Correct Installation: Rely on qualified personnel for system installation. Incorrect installation can compromise its effectiveness.
* Periodic Maintenance: Regularly check the system's condition and adhere to the scheduled maintenance deadlines.
* Integration: Consider integration with smoke and gas detectors for comprehensive protection.

• Fast and secure shipping throughout Italy.


• Official manufacturer's warranty on all products.


• Pre- and post-sales technical support.

You might also be interested in our selection of portable fire extinguishers, to keep within easy reach in case of need.

Which type of fire suppression system is best suited for my boat?

The choice depends on the size of the boat and the areas to be protected. For the engine room, an automatic system is often the best solution, while portable fire extinguishers may be sufficient for other areas. Carefully assess the required saturation volume and current regulations.

Do nautical fire protection systems require maintenance?

Yes, it is essential to carry out periodic checks and comply with the revision deadlines indicated by the manufacturer. This ensures the correct functioning of the system in case of emergency.

What does RINA approval mean?

RINA (Registro Italiano Navale) approval certifies that the product complies with the safety and quality standards required for use in the naval sector. It is a guarantee of reliability and performance.

Can I install a fire suppression system myself?

It is strongly recommended to rely on qualified personnel for installation. Incorrect installation can compromise the effectiveness of the system and invalidate the warranty.

What are the most commonly used extinguishing gases in marine fire suppression systems?

Among the most common gases are FK-5-1-12 (Novec 1230) and carbon dioxide (CO2). FK-5-1-12 is particularly appreciated for its effectiveness and low environmental impact.

Which type of fire suppression system is best suited for my boat?

The choice depends on the size of the boat and the areas to be protected. For the engine room, an automatic system is often the best solution, while portable fire extinguishers may be sufficient for other areas. Carefully assess the required saturation volume and current regulations.

Do nautical fire protection systems require maintenance?

Yes, it is essential to carry out periodic checks and comply with the revision deadlines indicated by the manufacturer. This ensures the correct functioning of the system in case of emergency.

What does RINA approval mean?

RINA (Registro Italiano Navale) approval certifies that the product complies with the safety and quality standards required for use in the naval sector. It is a guarantee of reliability and performance.

Can I install a fire suppression system myself?

It is strongly recommended to rely on qualified personnel for installation. Incorrect installation can compromise the effectiveness of the system and invalidate the warranty.

What are the most commonly used extinguishing gases in marine fire suppression systems?

Among the most common gases are FK-5-1-12 (Novec 1230) and carbon dioxide (CO2). FK-5-1-12 is particularly appreciated for its effectiveness and low environmental impact.