Fire Suppression System Components

Maximize your motorsports and shop safety with top-quality fire suppression system components from Phantom Motorsports. When it comes to critical moments, you need a setup you can trust—our full range of replacement bottles, lines, nozzles, pull cables, actuators, brackets, and refill kits ensures your fire suppression system is always ready for action. Whether you’re installing a new system or maintaining an existing one, our components are compatible with popular systems used in racing, performance street, or professional workshop environments.

At Phantom Motorsports, we only source components from trusted brands known for reliability and compliance with SFI, FIA, and industry standards. Detailed instructions and universal-fit options make it easy to upgrade, service, or expand your system—so you meet sanctioning body requirements and protect your investment both on and off the track. Complete your safety package with confidence, knowing every part is built to perform when seconds matter most.

FAQ

What components make up a fire suppression system?
Typical systems include a suppressant bottle, discharge lines, nozzles (for engine bay, cockpit, fuel cell, etc.), actuator cables or buttons, mounting brackets, and hardware.

Are your fire suppression system parts SFI or FIA certified?
Many of our components meet SFI or FIA regulations—check the product description and be sure your system matches the standards required by your sanctioning body.

Can I replace just a single part, or do I need a full system?
You can purchase and replace individual components as needed—for example, a damaged discharge line or an expired bottle—without replacing the entire system.

How do I know which replacement components fit my system?
Check your current system’s brand and model, then use our product filters or reach out to our team for compatibility guidance.

Can I upgrade my manual system to an automatic setup?
Some systems support upgrades with electronic actuators, thermal triggers, or extra pull handles. Contact us to discuss your specific application and options.

How often should I service or replace fire suppression components?
Follow your system manufacturer's recommendations, but bottles generally need recharging or replacing every 2–5 years, and all lines, nozzles, and actuators should be checked at least annually or after any discharge.

What if my components arrive damaged or don’t fit?
Customer satisfaction is our priority. Contact us within 7 days if something’s not right, and we’ll arrange a prompt replacement, exchange, or refund.