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Lithium Fire Guard We are leaders in Lithium Fire Containment and safe charging and storing for Lithium Ion Batteries. We have the only UL5800 Certified Containment device.

A domestic SAS flight yesterday had to declare a Mayday and divert to Trondheim after a power bank overheated in the cab...
16/02/2026

A domestic SAS flight yesterday had to declare a Mayday and divert to Trondheim after a power bank overheated in the cabin, producing smoke and triggering a full emergency response. Several crew members were treated for smoke inhalation, and the aircraft landed safely, but the event is now under investigation. Incidents like this highlight how a single lithium-powered device can disrupt an entire flight and why proactive lithium battery risk mitigation, crew training, and certified containment solutions are becoming essential equipment for every commercial and corporate aircraft.

We were pleased to be featured in the recent issue of Dockwalk. As awareness of lithium battery fire risks continues to ...
13/11/2025

We were pleased to be featured in the recent issue of Dockwalk. As awareness of lithium battery fire risks continues to grow, the marine industry is beginning to evolve. Insurance providers and Class societies are developing new protocols and policies to address this emerging challenge.

See the excerpt and full article from the November 2025 issue below, and feel free to contact us to schedule a consultation or reserve your Smart Charge Box as we begin rolling out units early next year.

"Currently, there is no industry guidance on PED-related lithium battery incidents. The MCA's MGN 681 addresses only "vehicle-type" batteries. Class societies often omit PEDs entirely. Yet, these are the very devices most likely to cause an incident, especially when used and charged in enclosed, poorly
ventilated areas on board, such as guest and crew areas.

With LFG's solutions, crew can act swiftly and safely to address lithium battery risks by bridging the gap left by existing marine safety guidance. Advanced tools, like the PG-100 should be essential, indispensable parts of maritime protocols, not optional enhancements. LFG is also currently working on a Safe Charging Box and a Safe Storage Box. A proactive approach has the potential to turn risk management from a reactive endeavor into a cornerstone of operational maritime excellence."

In light of ongoing concerns about the risks posed by lithium battery fires in everyday settings—including our schools—i...
12/11/2025

In light of ongoing concerns about the risks posed by lithium battery fires in everyday settings—including our schools—it's essential to rely on the most advanced, proven solutions for protection. The PG 100 is a great option for schools: unlike simple containment bags, our innovative polycarbonate ballistic blast shield offers superior protection by physically isolating and shielding users from explosions and ballistic threats, not just enclosing the hazard.

Our shield is engineered using multi-layered polycarbonate, known for its blast and ballistic resistance, ensuring peace of mind in environments where safety is paramount. Polycarbonate shields, like those found in industry-leading models, are trusted worldwide for child and staff safety due to their durable, impact-resistant design. As recent reports indicate, schools and parents are increasingly seeking reliable protective measures against battery-related incidents and other threats, making the PG 100 a timely, effective choice for educational institutions.

Choose the PG 100 ballistic blast shield for true safety—not just containment. Let's work together to make our schools more secure for everyone.

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