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The E1 EV Submersion unit allows for a flexible solution for EV Car Fires. Use the full misting system to cool batteries and control thermal runaway or fill and submerge! We understand no situation is the same and the EV submersion unit can adapt to suit any risk.✔

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Garry Mackay profil fotoğrafı
Garry Mackay3 yıl önce

If you use it on misting (rather than submerge), does it contain run-off and recycle the water?

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L.C 19853 yıl önce

How long would it take to set this up on arrival to an incident????

Prof Guillermo Rein. 🔥💚🇺🇦 profil fotoğrafı
Prof Guillermo Rein. 🔥💚🇺🇦3 yıl önce

Can we call it the EVy McEVface?

Paul Rogers profil fotoğrafı
Paul Rogers3 yıl önce

Isn't this a bit of a gimmick as all the footage I've seen of Evs catching light or thermal run away happen really quite quick. So this would have to be passing by to be of any use?

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stu3 yıl önce

Won’t the fire burn through the webbing

Prof Guillermo Rein. 🔥💚🇺🇦 profil fotoğrafı
Prof Guillermo Rein. 🔥💚🇺🇦3 yıl önce

@BatteryFires

Nick Merriman profil fotoğrafı
Nick Merriman3 yıl önce

What happens to the contaminated water

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Brendan O'Kane3 yıl önce

Any risk ? High rise car park with two or more cars alight ? Isolated stand alone maybe ?

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Essex Fire Road & Water Safety3 yıl önce

@macandrea

Paul Martin profil fotoğrafı
Paul Martin3 yıl önce

Not ideal for a vehicle that is fully alight, as you will need to get close enough to attach the winch and webbing will not be any good in a fire.

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