Condensed Aerosol Fire Suppression System For Battery Charging
Installations
Terms of battery charging installations
• Batteries (accumulator batteries)
Batteries are electrochemical energy storage devices.
Batteries for electric powered vehicles normally consist of several
cells electrically connected in series.
• Battery charging installations
Battery charging installations comprise of battery charging rooms,
battery charging stations or individual charging points and the
chargers.
• Battery charging room
A battery charging room is a room where batteries are charged. The
chargers are located outside of this room.
• Battery charging station
A battery charging station is a location where batteries are
charged. The chargers are accommodated in the same location.
• Individual charging point
An individual charging point is a place set up for charging
batteries by suitable arrangement and marking.
The above can also be transferred to the operation of on-board
units.
How to choose Fire Suppression System for installing a charging
station?
1: equipped with fireless 1.0+ portable aerosol fire extinguisher
which is easy and near to get by staff. It is able to extinguisher
A/B/C/E/K Fires.
2: equipped with fireless fixed type models like fireless 0.3, 2.0
type, fix the extinguisher in the battery charging rooms, when
there is fire, it can automatically extinguish fires at the very
first time.
3: figure it out the volume of the battery charging rooms, and
calculate how many fixed types you will install.
Specification
| Product name | Condensed Aerosol Fire Suppression System For Battery Charging
Installations Fireless 0.3 |
| Protected volume | 0.3 m3 |
| Device weight | Approx 75g |
| Fire extinguishing agent | 0.01kg |
| Dimension | D60mm,H22mm |
| Appearance color | Red for main body and part is silver |
| Extinguishing fire class | A,B,C,E, |
| Discharge time | ≤2s |
| Working temperature | -50℃~+95℃ |
| Operation method | Automatic |
| Executive standard | GA499.1-2010, GJB150A-2009 |
| Typical application | New energy vehicles’ battery pack,all kinds of small size cabinets |
| Item | Condensed Aerosol Fire Suppression System For Battery Charging
Installations Fireless Fireless 2.0A |
| Outside diameter (mm) | Φ85X49(H) |
| Extinguishing device weight(g) | 205 |
| Agent quantity(g) | 80 |
| Protected volume(m³) | 2.0 |
Heat- sensitive wire start-up temperature(℃) | 170±5 |
| Start-up current(mA, DC) | ≥700 |
| Safety current(mA, DC) | ≤150 |
| Electric start-up lines length (mm) | 50~500(Customized) |
| Working temperature(℃) | -50℃~+95℃ |
| Discharge time(s) | ≤6s |
| Service life(year) | 10(years) |
| Compatibility | Can be used with fire alarm systems |
| Standard electrical cabinets, control cabinets, equipment cabinets, etc. |
| Item | Condensed Aerosol Fire Suppression System For Battery Charging
Installations Fireless Fireless 1.0A |
| Outside diameter (mm) | Φ85X26(H) |
| Extinguishing device weight(g) | 150 |
| Agent quantity(g) | 40 |
| Protected volume(m³) | 1.0 |
Heat- sensitive wire start-up temperature(℃) | 170±5 |
| Start-up current(mA, DC) | ≥700 |
| Safety current(mA, DC) | ≤150 |
| Electric start-up lines length (mm) | 50~500(Customized) |
| Working temperature(℃) | -50℃~+95℃ |
| Discharge time(s) | ≤4s |
| Service life(year) | 10(years) |
| Compatibility | Can be used with fire alarm system |
| Application | Small electrical cabinets, control cabinets, switch boxes, equipment cabinets, etc. |
| Item | Condensed Aerosol Fire Suppression System For Battery Charging
Installations Fireless Fireless Fireless 1.0 |
| Overall dimensions(mm) | 94X59X35 |
| Extinguishing device weight(g) | 220 |
| Agent quantity(g) | 30 |
| Fire extinguishing performance(g/m3) | 60 |
| Working temperature(℃) | -50~+95 |
| Starting temperature | ≤170 |
| Discharge time(s) | ≤6 |
| Service life(year) | 4 |
| Installation methods | Self-tapping screws, wire harness ties, magnetic adsorption |
| Application | Small electrical cabinets, control cabinets, switch boxes, equipment cabinets, etc. |
Organisational fire protection
During planning and setting-up of battery charging installations,
the following organisational aspects should be considered:
• Battery charging rooms and locations must always be kept free of
fire loads which are not directly required for operation.
• Storage of combustible materials above or below chargers is not
permitted.
• The clearance of individual charging points from combustible
materials must be at least 2.50 m horizontally.
• The clearance between the battery and the charger must be 1 m
minimum in order to prevent ignition of the escaping hydrogen due
to hot components or charger defects.
• To prevent mechanical damage to the charger cables and the
sockets, these items must be suitable fixed and supported by means
other than the power cable itself.
• Unhindered access to battery charging units must be maintained at
all times.
Batteries & Battery Charging
