EV & Lithium Battery Fire Suppression Blankets
EV & Lithium Battery Fire Blankets
Lithium-ion battery fires don't behave like ordinary fires. Whether the source is an EV, a forklift, or a stored battery pack, they can burn hotter, last longer, and reignite after they seem to be out. PowRparts EV Fire Blankets help you get control fast. They smother flames, cut off oxygen, and keep the fire from spreading until emergency responders arrive.
Built For
- Commercial: EV service centers, auto dealerships, fleet shops, tow and recovery operators, warehouses, manufacturing floors, job sites, and EV charging areas
- Residential: Home garages, home EV chargers, workshops, and sheds
Where to Keep It
Mount or store your blanket close to the places where battery fires are most likely to start:
- EV chargers and charging stations
- Battery storage shelves
- Service bays
- Workbenches
In a battery fire, every second counts, so keep it close and easy to reach.
Key Features
- FIBERWEAVEβ’ Technology: Engineered fabric built for lithium battery fire containment
- Fast deployment: Easy to grab, unfold, and handle under pressure
- Multiple sizes: Coverage options from battery storage shelves up to full EV service bays
- Storage included: Every blanket ships with a Heavy-Duty Dry Bag
- Wall-mount option: Available on select sizes for fast, visible access
| Storage Option | Available Sizes |
|---|---|
| Heavy-Duty Dry Bag | 16x16, 20x20, 23x23, 30x20 |
| Wall Mount Option | 16x16, 30x20 |
Choosing the Right Size
Pick a size based on the area you need to cover. If you're between sizes, size up.
| Size | Best For |
|---|---|
| 16x16 | Battery storage shelves, charging stations, and EV warehouse equipment like forklifts and robots |
| 20x20, 23x23 | Larger work zones, EV staging areas, and broader containment needs |
| 30x20 | EV service bays, charging lanes, and facilities that want wall-mounted access (Wall Mount variant available) |
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Safety note: A fire blanket helps contain a fire. It doesn't replace professional emergency response. If a lithium battery fire breaks out, deploy the blanket, get to a safe distance, and call 911.