Frequently Asked Questions

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The maximum temperature resistance of the blanket is 3200 degrees, and it can maintain this for 20 minutes. However, the aid of a fire hose will increase the surface temperature to 4000 degrees, with no noticeable decline after 45 minutes.

Each deployment of the EV fire blanket is going to require a unique approach. No two EV fires are the same. It's going to take training and best practices to figure out different scenarios of deployment depending on your application.

The shelf life is typically 5 years. However, blankets must be inspected every 2 years for any damage to the material. Be aware if blankets are exposed to frequent climate/weather changes this may shorten their shelf life.

The battery should stay contained within the blanket and monitored with a thermal imaging camera until the temperatures have reached a safe point.

 ISO9001:2015  Quality Management System Certification, ensuring our manufacturing processes meet the highest standards. Li-Fire is proud to be at the forefront of our industry. 

EN13501-1:2018 The Li-Fire EV Fire Blanket, tested under EN 13501-1:2018, achieved an A2-s1, d0 classification, indicating excellent fire resistance, limited smoke production, and no flaming droplets.

NFPA701:2019 The Li-Fire Car Fire Blanket, tested under NFPA 701:2019 by TÜV SÜD, passed Test Method 1, meeting all fire safety requirements with an average weight loss of 0.9% and no fragments continuing to burn. The blanket, composed of fiberglass and silicone-coated material, demonstrated compliance with fire propagation standards for textiles. 

EN1869:2019 Another Fire Blanket Certification, validating Li-Fire’s effectiveness in fire suppression.