DENIOS Ltd
17075 Leslie Street, Unit 9
Newmarket
L3Y 8E1

Tel.: +1-888-905-5353
Email: contact@denios.ca
Internet: www.denios.ca

Lithium-Ion Cabinets

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DENIOS Lithium-Ion Storage and Charging cabinets for the safe storage of lithium-ion batteries. Our storage cabinets offer All-around protection: 90-minute fire protection from the outside.

With tested, liquid-tight spill sump (powder-coated sheet steel). For containment of any leaks from burning batteries

With permanently self-closing doors and quality oil-damped door closers.

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Technical expertise — Lithium-ion batteries

THEY ARE NOT AS HARMLESS AS THEY SEEM

Safe solutions for active and passive storage

  • Dangerous: Unattended storing and charging of batteries.

  • All-round protection: ION-LINE safety storage cabinets for your safety.

Frequent, sometimes weekly accidents and countless damages prove that the unattended charging and storing of batteries, for example, overnight, poses significant risks and dangers. People were admitted to hospitals with smoke inhalation and burns. High property damages lead to the financial ruin of companies and other organizations.

To maintain insurance coverage, managing directors or their equivalents must provide suitable storage and charging solutions for

lithium-ion batteries. They are responsible for:

  • 1. their employees must comply with the Occupational Health and Safety Act.
  • 2.They are personally liable for inadequate fire protection, including property damage, harm to neighboring facilities, and costs for evacuation.

These are the sad and distressing consequences of improper storage and charging of batteries. Lithium-ion batteries pose major fire and eruption hazards.

Under certain circumstances, damaged batteries can spontaneously ignite or become unstable and explode when heated. According to the ADR, lithium-ion batteries are classified as hazardous materials and must be handled appropriately.

Legislative bodies do not yet have requirements for storing hazardous materials. Numerous insurance companies and associations have included clear guidelines in their contracts, which shows the acute need for action.

According to insurers and associations, batteries of medium capacity must spatially or structurally (in a fire-resistant manner) be separated from other areas. Spatial separation by storing the defective batteries outdoors is only possible if a safety distance of 10 m surrounds the area.

In addition, you must consider the manufacturer's instructions for storage.

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