A guide that explains the safe removal and storage procedures after extinguishing a vehicle fire, as well as the criteria for determining reuse and the correct storage methods.
This document is a manual that provides the criteria for determining the reusability of EV fire blankets and the correct storage procedures. It is necessary to ensure that the fire is completely extinguished and there is no risk of re-ignition after extinguishing a vehicle fire, in order to safely and reliably remove, reuse, and store the blanket. This information outlines the specific steps from removal to securing the bag. 【Contents】 ■ Confirmation of the blanket's condition and determination of reusability ■ Removal of the blanket using the yellow strap ■ Removal of small stones and folding in a zigzag manner of approximately 730mm ■ Rolling towards the center of the red marker and positioning the pole ■ Securing with the included fixing strap and bag *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Listings】 ■Number of Workers: 2-person operation ■Included Parts: 2 deployment poles included, fixed strap included *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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For about 40 years at a fire equipment company, I worked on residential fire prevention outside of regulatory frameworks for the last 13 years. I developed Japan's first "initial extinguishing device using tap water," the "Street Fire Hydrant," and later the backpack-type "Street Fire Harrier," obtaining public evaluations and patents to promote their use. By the end of July 2024, we have achieved a total of 1,140 units installed, primarily in traditional building preservation districts and around cultural properties, focusing on municipalities, voluntary disaster prevention organizations, and neighborhood associations. Unlike regulatory fire equipment, these products are persuasive in nature, so the delivery takes time, but there have been successful cases in actual fires, which have been well received. Six years ago, after retiring at the mandatory retirement age for executives, I established a company in hopes of expanding business with a certain equipment manufacturer, but due to the nature of the products, it did not go well, and I liquidated the company last year, continuing my previous business as a sole proprietor. The production system for the products, installation, renovation work, and inspection services are still being outsourced as before. Additionally, for the past three years, I have been collaborating with a certain fire equipment manufacturer, metal-related associations, and research institutions to work towards domestic production (sales) of a new extinguishing agent (AVD extinguishing agent: made in the UK). The intended use for this agent is for lithium-ion battery fires and metal fires. This issue is still an area where regulatory solutions are insufficient.
