Lithium battery fires

Lithium battery fires

Firechief Lithium-ion battery safety awareness training gains CPD certification

Firechief Lithium-ion battery safety awareness training gains CPD certification Firechief now has a CPD accredited training course – ‘An introduction to the burning issues surrounding Lithium-Ion Battery Fires’. The 45-minute […]

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Two new Distributors signed for Firechief Lithium-ion Battery Safety Range

Firechief Global is pleased to announce that it has signed two new Authorised Distributors for its Firechief Lithium-ion Battery Safety Range (LBR) –  safety supply company SafetyBuyer (UK) Ltd and […]

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INNOVATIVE NEW PRODUCT ADDED TO FIRECHIEF LITHIUM-ION BATTERY SAFETY RANGE

Firechief Global, the UK’s leading brand in battery safety has added a new product to its Lithium-Ion Battery Safety range. Lithium-ion Battery Safety Product Firechief PyroFlow is a mineral-based extinguishing agent […]

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More Firechief Lithium Battery Range Approved Distributors signed!

Firechief Global is delighted to announce that it has signed two more Authorised Distributors for its Firechief Lithium Battery Safety Range (LBR);  Fire Safe Fire Protection of Northern Ireland and […]

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How to mitigate the risk of a Lithium-Ion battery fire

How to mitigate the risk of a Lithium-Ion battery fire Insurance companies such as Zurich and Aviva have become much more aware of Lithium-Ion battery fire risks and report a […]

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How can the public be educated on the risks of Lithium-Ion batteries?

How can the public be educated on the risks of Lithium-Ion batteries? There is a real and urgent need for local authorities and refuse organisations to run education campaigns to […]

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What are the fire risks associated with electric vehicles?

What are the fire risks associated with electric vehicles? The question of the safety of charging electric vehicles (EVs) in underground car parks proved to be of particular concern.  Some […]

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What fire risk do e-cigarettes carry?

What fire risk do e-cigarettes carry? E-cigarettes are becoming increasingly common, with many converting to their usage from normal cigarettes thanks to their lack of tobacco and the variety of […]

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Transport for London bans e-scooters

The London Fire Brigade has backed Transport for London’s ban on private e-scooters, which prevents them from being taken in to the capital’s transport network. Following a few incidents of […]

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Aviva issues warnings surrounding battery fires

Insurance company, Aviva is warning their customers to take extra care when charging electrical devices after multiple home fire claims have been made caused by both chargers and batteries during […]

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Electrical items pose major fire risks

Electrical items pose some major fire risks that many of us may leave ourselves open to without realising it. Lithium-ion batteries are a common part of everyday life, at home […]

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Shepherd’s Bush high-rise fire caused by e-bike

London Fire Brigade (LFB) firefighters have issued an urgent e-bike safety warning following a serious blaze at a block of flats in Shepherd’s Bush on 22nd June. LFB said, “at […]

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