Which of the following is a valid remote activation point for CO2?

The valid remote activation point for CO2 systems is found at the FMMR (Fire Main and Machinery Room) entrance. This location is critical because it allows for immediate access to CO2 activation when addressing potential fire hazards in machinery or engine areas. The FMMR is specifically designed to provide quick and efficient response options for fire suppression in spaces where flammable materials or high temperatures could pose significant risks.

Positions like the starboard side walkway, fire control room, and engine control room do not offer the same strategic advantages for activating CO2 systems in emergency scenarios, particularly due to distance from the machinery or fire risks they are designed to protect against. Therefore, having a remote activation point at the FMMR entrance ensures that personnel can respond effectively to fire incidents while maximizing safety and minimizing risk in other critical areas.