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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
LAFD Event 110325/110425
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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
LAFD Event 110325/110425
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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
LAFD Event 110325/110425
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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
LAFD Event 110325/110425
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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
LAFD Event 110325/110425
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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
LAFD Event 110325/110425
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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
LAFD Event 110325/110425
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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
LAFD Event 110325/110425
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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
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Rated voltage: 3.2 V
Discharge current: 36A
Charge current: 10A (up to 1C 10A)
Resistance: Around 2mΩ
Maximum charge voltage: (3.6+-0.05V)
Continuous Discharge Current: 36A(3C)
Maximum discharge current:60A(5C)
Minimum discharge voltage: 2.0V
Weight：0.32KG
Size:134mm(height) x65mm(width) x 18mm(thickness)
Application: EV, Power tools, E-bike, Electric motorcycle, Golf car cart, Tourist coaches, LED flashlight, Portable power system, etc.
LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
LAFD Event 110325/110425
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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
LAFD Event 110325/110425
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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
LAFD Event 110325/110425
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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
LAFD Event 110325/110425
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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
LAFD Event 110325/110425
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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
LAFD Event 110325/110425
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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
LAFD Event 110325/110425
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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
LAFD Event 110325/110425
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LAFD personnel gathered at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center in early November for a specialized seminar focused on the emerging challenges of lithium-ion and electric vehicle fires. In partnership with the LAFD Joint Hazard Assessment Team and researchers from the Fire Safety Research Institute, the training highlighted what firefighters need to know as EVs and battery-powered technology become more common on our streets and in our homes.
Through classroom presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on learning, members explored fire behavior, tactical considerations, cooling methods, EMS considerations for battery-related injuries, and safety strategies designed to protect both responders and the community.
The seminar is part of LAFD’s ongoing effort to keep firefighters up to date on evolving hazards and practical response strategies.
Photo Use Permitted via Creative Commons - Credit: LAFD Photo (Gary Apodaca)
LAFD Event 110325/110425
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