Bonpet E-mobility

Batteries can ignite in several different ways, such as: mechanical damage, improper charging, technical defects, and overheating. The reaction inside a battery is extremely violent, and oxygen is not required for ignition. Therefore, some batteries can also explode and release burning particles, which can lead to a faster spread of fire to other objects. During burning, highly dangerous gases (such as hydrogen, methane, ethene, acetylene, propane, etc.) are released, and the flame temperature can easily exceed 1000 degrees Celsius..

How to effectively extinguish batteries

Even with a small battery, the flames can be very high, and the battery releases a significant amount of energy and smoke relative to its size. Therefore, the correct approach is to pour water on the battery to cool it down, so the core temperature drops and the fire is extinguished. For larger batteries and more intense fires, it is ideal to use multiple fire extinguishers simultaneously, as this allows for faster penetration from all angles and helps the battery cool down more quickly and evenly.

After successfully extinguishing the fire, it is crucial to monitor the battery carefully, as reactions may still be occurring inside the core, creating the potential for re-ignition and further burning..

Why our Bonpet liquid is the ideal for extinguishing batteries?

Bonpet fire extinguishing liquid has a significant advantage in this regard, as it penetrates the interior of the battery and smothers the reaction within it..