Fire risks and best practices to safeguard your EV parking

Supplied by APS on Monday, 11 March, 2024

Download this white paper to understand your fire safety risks associated with electric vehicle (EV) batteries, emphasising the potential hazards of EV battery fires and the need for protective measures.

Discover how to reduce your risk and how to best to control EV garage fires. Learn about the latest technology that integrates fire safety systems into smart charging and building management systems.

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