Which activation method for CO2 is incorrect?

The correct activation method that is deemed incorrect is the one that suggests using a control panel. Generally, activation methods for CO2 systems are designed to ensure immediate response and safety. A control panel, while useful for monitoring and system settings, may not provide the speed or reliability necessary for immediate activation, especially in emergency situations.

In contrast, activation methods such as infrared sensors and local activation at the CO2 bottles are direct and efficient, allowing for a quicker response to conditions that require the use of CO2 suppression. Additionally, remote activation options, such as on the port side catwalk, can also be designed for immediate access by personnel during emergencies.

By identifying the control panel as incorrect, it highlights the importance of ensuring that activation systems for CO2 are efficient and accessible in critical situations.