ARTICLES

Dangers of Lithium Batteries

When lithium batteries catch fire, they release multiple types of toxic gases from both the internal cell chemicals and external coating materials. In enclosed spaces such as buildings or underground stations in particular, the concentration of these substances can reach dangerous levels within just a few minutes.

Why EV Fires Are Harder to Extinguish Than You Thin

Many people assume electric vehicles (EVs) are safer than gasoline-powered cars because they do not use flammable liquid fuel. However, the reality is that once a lithium-ion battery fire starts, it is far more difficult and complex to put out than fires in conventional combustion-engine vehicles. This article explains the scientific reasons in simple terms.

Electric Vehicle Fire Statistics: Facts to Know Before Panicking

News reports of EV fires often draw sensational attention, but what are the actual risks in statistical terms? This article presents facts objectively, so readers can make informed decisions based on real information—not exaggerated fears.

EV Fires in Parking Buildings: Why They Are a Manager’s Worst Nightmare

EV battery fires behave very differently from conventional vehicle fires — and enclosed parking structures amplify every risk.

What is an EV Fire Blanket and How Does It Work?

EV Fire Blanket is a purpose-built safety device designed specifically to handle lithium-ion battery fires, and is distinct from the small fire blankets commonly used in households.

Comparing EV Fire Response Methods: EV Fire Blanket vs Fire Extinguisher vs Large Volumes of Water