Electric Vehicle Fire Blanket - XL Model (26 x 39 FT) - Fire Cloak USA (CFB1208)

Details

• Product ID:

  CFB1208

• Description:

  Tailored for large electric SUVs, vans, and trucks.

  Protect and transport your Fire Clock EV blanket easily with Fire Cloak storage solutions:

  • Wall-Mounted
  • With Wheels

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  EV owners: Are you prepared for a vehicle fire? Thermal runaway fires can't be extinguished by conventional means!

  Click here to see this essential life-saving product in action.

  Designed to contain Electric and Hybrid Vehicle fires, the EV Car Fire Blanket has been developed after many months of research and development.

  The most common form of fire in electric or hybrid vehicles is when the high energy battery is damaged, or a manufacturing fault results in a short circuit. The battery can then go into “Thermal Runaway”, this is a phenomenon where damaged cells heat up rapidly to such an extent that a fire starts. The fire then compromises adjoining cells and a “domino effect” occurs spreading to the whole battery array.

  The electrolyte in a Lithium-Ion battery usually contains hydrocarbon solvents which fuels the fire. If unchecked extremely high temperatures can result.

  Utilizing an EV Car Fire Blanket minimizes the combustion potential by depriving the fire of Oxygen. This inhibits the fire and consequently temperatures drop rapidly, reducing potential damage to surrounding vehicles and property.

  The EV Car Fire Blanket can be deployed easily by two people and is supplied in a convenient storage holdall for protection and ease of transport.

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  How to Use a Fire Blanket in 6 Easy Steps

  Step 1: Call 911.

  Step 2: Position the Fire Blanket in front of the vehicle.

  Step 3: Make sure the Fire Blanket is unfolded and centered in front of the electric vehicle.

  Step 4. Take hold of the red straps and pull the Fire Blanket over the vehicle, making sure to cover the whole vehicle.

  Step 5. Ensure the blanket is tucked in at either side by pressing down on it with your feet.

  Step 6. Retreat to a safe distance and wait for the fire department to arrive.