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🎬 PLEASE WATCH AND SHARE! 😳 This is the terrifying moment an e-bike battery exploded when it was on charge. The owner of the footage has kindly let us share it, to flag the dangers. 🧵 1 of 3

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West Midlands Fire Service3 years ago

Whether it's an e-bike or scooter, mobile phone or other device, ALWAYS charge safely. ✅ Follow the manufacturer's instructions. ❌ NEVER leave an item charging while you're asleep or away from home. 🧵 2 of 3

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West Midlands Fire Service3 years ago

❌ Never charge where a fire could block your escape route. ✅ Always unplug when the device is fully charged. PLEASE SHARE, to encourage others to #ChargeSafely. Visit our website for more life-saving electrical safety tips: 🧵 3 of 3

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Aidan3 years ago

Thermal runaway is very scary

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Gary Price3 years ago

Hi Guys any chance of having this vid so I can use in my Fire wardens training at my NHS Trust?

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West Midlands Fire Service3 years ago

We'll first need to check with the owner of the footage. Please leave this with us. Thanks.

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Dan 'Sting' Ray3 years ago

Scary how quickly there things can ignite and turn into an inferno. Is there anywhere I can download this clip to share on our company's internal social media

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West Midlands Fire Service3 years ago

Feel free to copy the tweet link or use the Tweet's embed code to share on your staff channel/s.

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Byron Steele3 years ago

@CheshireFire Was it a Chinese bike/ battery

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Lieane3 years ago

@ECFRS Worries me that there is a potential/probable thing like this happening with the batteries in electric vehicles. Is there any research etc on how fire crews can deal with faulty/dangerous/damaged EV batteries in the event of an accident or anything?

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Essex Fire Service3 years ago

@WestMidsFire We have recently written about how our fire service is adapting to respond to EV fires:

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