Devices with lithium-ion batteries, found in many everyday products, can cause explosive fires when not properly handled, stressing the need for safety measures.
In just 30 seconds, a fire in a San Francisco garage ignited from a charging lithium-ion battery, exemplifying the hazards associated with these devices.
Fire incidents linked to lithium-ion batteries have seen a significant uptick, with only two reported in 2017 escalating to 15 incidents by 2021, highlighting growing concerns.
Unsafe charging practices and the use of non-UL certified batteries elevate risks, emphasizing the importance of adopting verified products to prevent fire hazards.
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