Batteryguard

Prevent fire damage caused by lithium-ion batteries

With Batteryguard safe storage and charging solutions

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How can we stop lithium-ion batteries from causing fire damage?

More and more e-bike and tool batteries are catching fire spontaneously during charging, resulting in intense and nearly unstoppable fires. In some cases, the batteries even explode!

Batteryguard contains battery fires within the safe, preventing potential premises fires. Our battery cabinet doubles as a battery charging solution and secure safe, equipped with sturdy hinges, fittings, and locked doors to ensure containment in case of a battery fire.

Batteryguard has been tested with lithium-ion batteries and offers proven safety.

The risk of lithium-ion batteries

Fire Protection

Tested with lithium-ion batteries by MPA Dresden.

Significant risks

As we rely more on battery-powered tools and modes of transport such as electric bicycles and e-choppers, which are powered by lithium-ion batteries, we benefit from their increased power and longer lifespan. While this is a positive development, it also comes with significant risks.

When does a lithium-ion battery become hazardous?

Dropping a battery can cause internal damage, potentially leading to fire or even explosion during charging.

What causes a battery fire?

A battery fire is a highly intense and uncontrollable fire that occurs within a lithium-ion battery. These fires are extremely difficult to extinguish because they result from a chemical chain reaction inside the battery, causing it to become extremely hot. The fire spreads rapidly and is exceptionally dangerous. The smoke and gases released during a battery fire are highly toxic, and in some cases, the battery may even explode. The risk is most significant during the charging process.

What causes a battery fire to start?

A battery fire doesn’t spontaneously ignite. It typically begins when the battery has been dropped, damaging one of its cells. This damage can lead to a short circuit, causing the battery to overheat during charging. Compounding the issue is the fact that external inspection often fails to reveal any visible signs of damage to the battery.

What leads to battery fires?

  • Dropping the battery
  • Charging the battery in direct sunlight
  • Using a charger that is not designed for the battery
  • Overcharging

What measures can you take to prevent a battery fire?

Always store your batteries in a battery cabinet! In the event of a battery overheating during charging, a battery cabinet contains any fire and explosion, preventing it from spreading to your premises.

E-bikeaccu.nl learned this firsthand when a bike battery caught fire during charging while nobody was present in the warehouse. Fortunately, the battery was stored in a Batteryguard battery safe, averting a potential disaster.

Batteryguard M

Our compact battery safe for safely charging batteries for:

Batteryguard L

Our medium-sized model safes with 8 or 10 charging points ideal for:

Batteryguard XL

Professional model safes tested according to VDMA 24994 specifications ideal for:

What people say about Batteryguard solutions

“Fortunately, the fire remained mostly inside the cabinet, actually not at all outside.”

Bart van Linschoten
Operational project manager
e-bikeaccu.nl
“You don’t want a fire to break out, for safety’s sake. Guests have to be able to have a carefree stay and simply feel safe.”
Tim Vermeulen
Bicycle rental employee
“I live above the shop with my family. That’s the important reason why we now have a battery safe.”

Rob Hendriks,
Owner of Bike Totaal Thijs Hendriks

From the simplest to the most demanding battery storage requirements

We have a range of fire protection products including fire doors, fire safes, fire suppression systems, portable containers and secure charging rooms designed and built to your requirements.