The current guidelines for combatting EV fires rely on traditional methods including up to 10,000 gallons of water, foam, or dry chemical agents. These are all less effective and some not recommended by the manufacturer for use on EV fires. In some cases, extinguished fires have re-ignited in towing yards up to a week later, causing additional property damage, air quality issues, and response by the fire department. When asked by fire fighters for guidance, Tesla recommends “just letting it burn out, or use enough water to cool".” These solutions present a clear danger for air quality, water consumption, and hazardous waste water runoff.
Our innovative 2 step system addresses these limitations. First, cover the fire with our reusable blanket, then deploy our aerosol agent. This will immediately control the fire, saving time, and natural resources. Our low cost and ease of integration into existing infrastructure make it a cost effective, easy, and scalable solution for the entire industry.
According to a report by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), EV fires grew at an alarming rate of 58% in the US between 2014 and 2022. Most recent statistics show that 25 of every 100,000 EVs catch fire.
Our innovative fire suppression system is the solution in solving a quickly increasing and critical problem. By providing a more effective and efficient method for suppressing EV fires, we will save lives and resources.
