FIRE BLANKET FOR GASOLINE, DIESEL, ELECTRIC CARS, FORKLIFTS
The car fire blanket is made of fiberglass fabric with a special coating for high temperature on both sides.
Car Fire blanket features:
● It controls any type of car fire within a few seconds
● A secure solution that handles fire in electric, hybrid as well as combustion engines automobiles, suitable for all vehicles, including suvs
● Delivered in a smart bag or cabinet for mounting on the wall
● Single use or for supreme grade is reusable many times
● Tested according to ISO EN 13501-1 & ASTM D6413
● Waterproof and easy be cleaned
● Different sizes, colors, logos are available
● MOQ:2PCS
Car Fire blanket benefits
● Nothing goes through the blanket – no fire, reduces toxic waste gases to minimum
● Simple, fast, efficient and safe solution for controlling the outbreak of fire in vehicles
● The aim of the car fire blanket is to significantly reduce the smoke damage to buildings and other vehicles, to prevent the spread of the fire (e.g. encroachment on surrounding vehicles) and to suffocate the fire as quickly as possible.
Related Parameters
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Use |
Product |
InsoFire No. |
Size |
Weight(kg) |
Packing |
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Standard Grade |
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Single Use |
E-Car fire blanket |
ECF68 |
6mx8m |
26kg |
Waterproof backpack or PVC cabinet |
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Single Use |
E-Car fire blanket |
ECF69 |
6mx9m |
30kg |
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Single Use |
Forklift fire blanket |
ECF77 |
7mx7m |
27kg |
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Single Use |
Pallet Truck fire blanket |
ECF55 |
5mx5m |
15kg |
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Pro Grade |
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Multiple Use |
E-Car fire blanket |
SCF68 |
6mx8m |
30kg |
Waterproof backpack or PVC cabinet |
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Multiple Use |
E-Car fire blanket |
SCF69 |
6mx9m |
35kg |
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All above sizes, colors and logos can be customized |
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Who should use the InsoFire Car Fire Blanket?
How to deploy the Fire Blanket
Deploying the fire blanket effectively requires a minimum of two people. It involves carefully positioning it over the burning vehicle to ensure complete coverage while handling it with care to avoid damage.
Please follow these instructions for safe deployment of the Fire Blanket
How to use:
Step1
Ensure the blanket is sized appropriately for the vehicle.
Unroll blanket.
Center it behind the car or from the deployment direction.
Note: Full PPE and SCBA are to be worn at all times while deploying and handling any fire blanket exposed to the car. A minimum two-person deployment is needed.
Step 2
Grab handles, raise them high in the air, and briskly walk the blanket over the burning vehicle.
Note: Keep direct contact with the blanket with the car to a minimum, as sharp edges can tear the blanket during deployment.
Step 3
Center the blanket over the vehicle using the marking points on the blanket.
Note: Make sure the blanket is touching the ground on all sides. Step down on areas where the air may flow from under the blanket (there will always be some air entrained.)
Step 4
Use the strap to wrap the base of the blanket around the base of the car.
Note: This will help cut off oxygen and make sure that the blanket doesn’t blow off in high winds. Tools or weights can be used to secure the blanket.
Step 5
The blanket is deployed. Monitor with a thermal imaging camera.
Fire in Electric Cars
Usable in Various Situations Follow steps 1-3. After the fire blanket has been placed tight to the ground, wait 2-3 minutes and listen. You have a thermal runaway if you hear strong fuzz sounds about every 3-15 seconds. Leave the fire blanket on until the sound stops. This is a small fire that goes from cell to cell. The fire blanket will prevent the small fire from spreading elsewhere in the car.
Note: The car fire blanket is not approved for magnesium fires.
Additional Notes
Best practice is also to spray the outside of the blanket with water. If possible, deploy an EV nozzle under the car to assist with cooling. The fire will continue to burn under the blanket. While there is no way to put the fire out, the blanket assists with containment and protection from exposures. By limiting oxygen, the fire will cool down but will not go out until the battery has completely burned out. Follow department SOPs and consult NFPA and other guidelines for handling the EV.