Quick reminder you should not own any electric vehicles, unless you live in a house on a large plot of land where you store batteries in a shed large distance apart from your home.
or justbuy some sheet metal and rockwool insulation...maybe with a sprinkler set up
>>2076652My pitch would be a plastic dresser, where the upper drawers are filled with sand.Thermal runaway melts the plastic, dumping the sand to smother the battery and provide thermal ballast.Still want to keep that outdoors, though...
>>2076630this only happens if you're a retarded nigger who charges it improperly
>>2076664clever. I think it would work but yeah, outside. even if it worked perfectly and nothing else inside caught on fire, the fumes would make your house smell for a really long time
>>2076630>you should not own any electric vehiclesICE vehicles can catch fire and create exhaust that suffocates you. Don't get them either.
>>2076630ai slop
>>2078810It's easier to put out a gasoline fire than a lithium fire. Lithium-ion batteries don't ignite as easily as gasoline does but as a consequence it tends to burn far hotter
remember to keep your lithium phones and laptops in the shed too.
>>2079026Unless you live across the street from the fire department, your safety is not impacted by the ease with which the fire is extinguished.
>>2079031>corporate flat art showing a woman putting out a fireYeah, I'm gonna believe this sourceless graphic and just trust that it's entirely in context as well.
>>2076664What if you stick it in one of those fireproof chemical/explosive cabinets?
