EV Fire Specialist
EV Fire Training Specialist
There's only one tactical solution to Vapor Cloud Explosion (VCE) deployable by every firefighter, quickly and easily, along with the firefighting nozzles they bring with them every day.
There is no warning. There are no signs firefighters can rely on. Lithium-ion batteries in early thermal runaway can emit large volumes of flammable vapors without fire. Then, without warning, explode.
VCE is a primary hazard of modern vehicle fires in enclosed spaces. Vapor cloud explosion hazard is not mitigated by plain water or foam.
TUF uses proven water additives and tactics to mitigate VCE potential while extinguishing the fire and stopping thermal runaway propagation.
Combustible metals are a part of every vehicle fire from now on. Plain water and foam do not apply.
Plain water isn't effective on flowing, moving, spraying, flammable liquids. Foam can't form a blanket on moving liquids.
Plain water isn't effective on lithium-ion batteries. Plain water and foam don't encapsulate vapors.
Vehicle fires involve more than one hazard. TUF EV FTS is a completely new tactical approach to vehicle fires in the EV Era. Firefighters don't get to choose what type of vehicles they find upon arrival. TUF EV FTS is the tactical training solution for ALL vehicle fires.
Our proven tactical solutions along with decades of experience and technical knowledge combine to create a better path forward. Not based on conjecture or limited-use technologies.
The TUF EVery Vehicle Fire Training System addresses all primary hazards of vehicle fires in the EV Era, including:
Complete SOP and training solution.
Complete SOP and training solution:
Many expensive training firms offer lots of talk yet only ineffective, inconsistent, suggestions.
The TUF EVery Vehicle Fire Training System works every time because it's a first principles technical approach using water additives proven worldwide for over 15 years on ALL hazards including lithium-ion batteries.
Effective Tactics
Fast Results
Save Lives
Reduce Exposure and Risk
EV Compliant
Scalable to Any Incident
Rapidly Deploys with Water
NFPA 18A - Conforming
Complete Tactical Solution
Scheduled Training
Internationally Experienced
Live Fire Workshops
Two firefighters tragically lost their lives and 14 others were injured in a fire an underground parking garage, thought to have been started by an electric vehicle.
Seven others had been injured—one critically. According to initial investigations, the blaze was caused by the explosion of an electric car following an accident. Emergency teams worked under extreme conditions due to dense smoke, while residents were instructed to stay confined in their homes.
Some media reports have mentioned up to 15 injured firefighters in the incident.
Unnamed eye witnesses had said the fire started when the driver of an electric vehicle experienced a malfunction during parking. The EV then crashed, leading to a rapid fire development with thick smoke and an explosion.
Operating principle: As water flows, so does F-500 EA. Makes a difference faster on every fire.
Encapsulates carbons and hydrocarbons in spherical micelles as it is applied with normal firefighting (fog) nozzles, at normal delivery pressures and volumes.
F-500 EA is a water additive for all fires and explosive vapors. Acts faster than plain water, foam, or any other fire suppressant to cool, extinguish, reduce explosive atmosphere, and clear atmosphere for search.
Meets Section 7.7 testing. Best solution for mixed hazards and lithium-ion battery thermal runaway-proven since 2008. Fast, consistent, extinguishment with less water and time. Cited in Annex 4.3 of NFPA 18A. UL-Listed.
Whereas water and foam are frequently ineffective and slow to extinguish, F-500 EA is right now.
Class A, B, C, D, Lithium-ion battery thermal runaway and fire. F-500 EA has decades of testing. Tested successful on all lithium-ion battery types since 2008.
Always PFAS-Free.
Reduces carcinogen exposure on firefighters' turnout clothing and skin when used for interior structural initial fire attack.
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"Because of this preparation, Nye County was able to extinguish 31,000 lbs of lithium-ion batteries in 2 hours with 5,500 gallons of water."
Feature Story on US Department of Energy website.