Is it a good idea to get a Bat Safe? If so where would I put it? Thanks.
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After you mentioned you put yours in that tool box, I've been putting mine inside lipo bags, inside an ammo can, inside a Snap-On top chest, but, inside the shed, since that's the only place besides the house I can put them. They burn through that, I give up.There have been a few other threads on here addressing this. The safest place would be in a basement, surrounded by concrete. People have even used the hollow pockets in concrete blocks as storage cubbies. Fire bricks would be suitable as well.
LiPo's burn upwards of 3600°F. Any LiPo bag will likely burst into flames around 1700°F. There are YT vids showing LiPo's burning right through them.
One thing rarely discussed is the toxic fumes LiPo's spew out when they go up in flames. So having some way to ventilate the area would be a huge plus.
I use a Kennedy roll around tool box. If I had a fire, they would have to melt their way through 5 or 6 layers of heavy gauge steel before making it to the floor. I can roll them all outside before that happens - I hope
Well I use them for storing, charging, and transporting as I go to the track a lot and take my RCs on vacation. I can store about 5 2s lipos in my main bag. The smaller bags I use for charging and can store 2 shorty batteries and 2 full size lipos in those bags. I never experienced a lipo fire myself nor lipos or the bags on fire. But if you have lots of lipos, I would to either a ammo can, cylinder blocks, or that chimney idea : @LukedavisI have those bags, silver? heard it was not a good idea. I just don't know.
Thanks for the reply. That sound like a good idea.There have been a few other threads on here addressing this. The safest place would be in a basement, surrounded by concrete. People have even used the hollow pockets in concrete blocks as storage cubbies. Fire bricks would be suitable as well.
LiPo's burn upwards of 3600°F. Any LiPo bag will likely burst into flames around 1700°F. There are YT vids showing LiPo's burning right through them.
I use a Kennedy roll around tool box. If I had a fire, they would have to melt their way through 5 or 6 layers of heavy gauge steel before making it to the floor. I can roll them all outside before that happens - I hope
Thanks. I need to try something. I have about 10 LiposThere have been a few other threads on here addressing this. The safest place would be in a basement, surrounded by concrete. People have even used the hollow pockets in concrete blocks as storage cubbies. Fire bricks would be suitable as well.
LiPo's burn upwards of 3600°F. Any LiPo bag will likely burst into flames around 1700°F. There are YT vids showing LiPo's burning right through them.
One thing rarely discussed is the toxic fumes LiPo's spew out when they go up in flames. So having some way to ventilate the area would be a huge plus.
I use a Kennedy roll around tool box. If I had a fire, they would have to melt their way through 5 or 6 layers of heavy gauge steel before making it to the floor. I can roll them all outside before that happens - I hope
So I was thinking of doing the Bat safe. And putting that on 2 bricks. with sheet metal under all that. But it's in my room in the house.I love my Bat-safe’s! I have 3 medium and 2 small. My packs are always stored, charged and transported in them. They give me a small piece of mind, granted I haven’t had any issues thus far..
Oh and I keep them stored on a wire rack/shelf just in case…
Lol. That should do it manAfter you mentioned you put yours in that tool box, I've been putting mine inside lipo bags, inside an ammo can, inside a Snap-On top chest, but, inside the shed, since that's the only place besides the house I can put them. They burn through that, I give up.
... I’m not as concerned with storing them as I’ve never heard of them spontaneously combusting...