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Fire Prevention Week Outreach hub for first responders

Community-ready posters, checklists, and quick-train materials for homeowners, businesses, schools, and even your station!

Stopping Lithium-Ion Fires Before They Start:

National Fire Prevention and Safety Week is October 4-10, 2026, with a major focus on the lithium-ion battery threat communities face.

Fire Suppression Solutions is equipping schools, responders, and businesses with training-ready materials and modern clean-agent tools.

We focus on practical, printable resources you can use today.

What you get for FREE:

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Charging station checklists for homeowners and businesses

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Battery charging do's and don'ts

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Workplace and home risk assessments

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And more!

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Why It matters

Buy, Charge, & Recycle Smart

Lithium-ion batteries power nearly everything we use: phones and laptops, tools and toys, carts and e-bikes. When they’re charged the wrong way, damaged, or mismatched with the charger, they can overheat. The goal isn’t fear; it’s good habits. This hub gives homes, schools, and workplaces quick, printable guidance so people can use batteries with confidence—and reduce risk every day.

Buy Smart

  • Choose listed products and power strips (look for recognized safety marks).
  • Use OEM or manufacturer-approved chargers—avoid look-alike adapters.
  • Retire damaged or swollen packs; don’t mix and match cells.

Charge Smart

  • Charge on a hard, flat, uncovered surface—not on beds, pillows, sofas, or carpet.
  • Keep cords tidy and low; no daisy-chains; one listed strip per outlet.
  • Prefer waking hours; unplug when full; keep exits clear.

Recycle Smart

  • Never put batteries in trash or single-stream recycling.
  • Tape terminals on loose cells, bag them, and take them to a drop-off/HHW site.
  • After water damage or impact, do not recharge—dispose properly.

Where Lithium-Ion Fire Risk Shows Up

Lithium-ion batteries are no longer limited to phones and laptops at home. They are now built into tools, vehicles, carts, backup systems, medical devices, classroom technology, warehouse equipment, and everyday electronics. Fire Suppression Solutions helps people identify those risks and prepare with products, training, and resources matched to the setting.

Emergency Response

Specialized tools, kits, and education for teams responding to lithium-ion battery incidents in the field.

Schools & Campuses

Safety resources for charging carts, classroom devices, staff training, and student fire prevention education.

Recycling & Waste Facilities

Guidance for facilities managing discarded batteries, mixed materials, and unpredictable ignition risks.

Battery & Energy Storage Environments

Support for teams working around battery production, storage, testing, charging, and backup systems.

Worksites, Warehouses & Fleets

Preparedness resources for battery-powered tools, equipment, vehicles, charging stations, and transport risks.

Racing, Tracks & Motorsports

Preparedness resources for race teams, tracks, garages, paddocks, EV carts, battery-powered equipment, fuel areas, and fast-moving response environments.

See the Products in Action

Modern fire risks are easier to understand when you can see the products, applications, and response considerations in action. Watch demonstrations, insights, and product education videos from the Fire Suppression Solutions team.

Not Sure Which Solution Fits Your Risk?

Whether you are preparing for lithium-ion battery fires, wildfire exposure, emergency response, facility safety, or product distribution, our team can help you understand your options and take the next step.

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