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Battery Management

While industry is becoming more reliant on lithium-ion batteries, the risks associated with these powerful cells must be understood and controlled to mitigate harm to people, property and the environment. Without the appropriate battery storage or fire protection, lithium batteries can create devastating fires or explosions that cause human harm, property damage, environmental pollution, business downtime, insurance and compliance issues.

Battery Charging Cabinets

Battery Storage Cabinets

Outdoor Lithium-ion Battery Stores

Battery Energy Storage Containers

Battery Fire Protection

Battery Transport

Storemasta

8 Outlet Battery Charging Cabinet

$4,389.00 AUD ex. GST

Storemasta

18 Outlet Battery Charging Cabinet

$7,536.29 AUD ex. GST

Storemasta

8 Outlet Battery Charging Cabinet with BTA Fire Suppression System - Non Monitored

$5,716.00 AUD ex. GST

Storemasta

18 Outlet Battery Charging Cabinet with BTA Fire Suppression System - Non Monitored

$9,532.44 AUD ex. GST

Storemasta

18 Outlet Battery Charging Cabinet with Fire Suppression System - Monitored

$14,681.37 AUD ex. GST

Storemasta

18 Outlet Battery Charging Cabinet with Fire Suppression System - Monitored with Auto Dialer

$17,159.79 AUD ex. GST

Storemasta

Battery Storage Cabinet - 15L

$1,374.59 AUD ex. GST

Storemasta

Battery Storage Cabinet - 30L

$1,434.89 AUD ex. GST

Storemasta

Battery Storage Cabinet - 60L

$1,554.23 AUD ex. GST

Storemasta

Battery Storage Cabinet - 100L

$1,790.21 AUD ex. GST

Storemasta

Battery Storage Cabinet - 160L

$1,897.07 AUD ex. GST

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Reduce battery fire risk

Lithium-ion batteries are found in a vast range of devices, equipment and tools, including laptops, mobile phones, e-vehicles, marine craft, industrial robots, production equipment, drones and medical devices. These lithium battery storage solutions will reduce fire, with Battery Cabinets and Charging Cabinets, Outdoor Battery Stores, Battery Transport Units and Battery Energy Storage Containers (BESC). We also offer the German-engineered Genius Group range of fire protection with the innovative Pyrobubbles® suppression.

Australian made battery management

Classified as a Class 9 Miscellaneous Article, lithium-ion batteries must be operated in accordance with manufacturers recommendations, Australian Standards and fire authority guidance to control the risk of ignition, explosion or leakage. When you choose Storemasta Battery Management, you can rest assured that our solutions are designed and made in Australia to meet the strictest quality and safety standards.

Lithium battery storage

Some key considerations for lithium-ion battery safety includes providing a dry, cool and well-ventilated environment for storage. Staff must be vigilent to ensure there is no damage inflicted on the battery and they are regularly inspected prior to charging and use.

FAQs

What is Battery Management?

Battery Management is about controlling the risks with your workplace batteries. Just like the risk management practices for dangerous goods, you must be able to identify hazards, assess risks, then control the risk and sustain compliance.

What are the risks associated with batteries?

Lithium-ion batteries are a particular risk in the workplace due to a range of factors, including thermal runaway, flammable electrolyte leaks and battery fires. Lithium-ion batteries are sensitive to heat and extreme temperatures, and may become dangerous if they are damaged, aged, short circuited or subjected to water.

How are lithium-ion batteries used in the workplace?

Lithium-ion batteries are widely used in various applications such as portable electronics, electric vehicles, industrial robots and medical devices due to their high energy density and long cycle life. The applications for these batteries is increasing as the popularity of this energy source grows.

How do you control lithium-ion battery fire risk?

Multiple layers of protection are required to minimise the risk of lithium-ion battery fires. Hazard awareness and training, battery storage, safe charging practices, alarm systems, fire suppression and battery transport units are just some of the controls which can help reduce the likelihood and impact of a battery fire.

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