Safeguard your homes from Lithium-ion battery risks

Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) investigators, examining the scene of Sydney’s latest Lithium-Ion battery fire, are urging the public to safely store and charge larger batteries and equipment such as power tools and electric scooters in the garage, shed or carport away from living spaces.
Safety information: www.fire.nsw.g...
Media release: www.fire.nsw.g...

[@shxrkfivem]

Well Done FRNSW! Cant wait for more videos.

[@darrang7483]

Those are the same cells that Electric Vehicle battery packs are made up of. Imagine how bad a car could explode if it happens, particularly at speed.

[@valerierodger]

EVs are a nightmare - those batteries take so much more to put out then a regular vehicle fire, and they can spontaneously reignite hours or even days after they’ve been extinguished.