WA Fire Protection

Exploding lithium-ion batteries are causing devastating house fires at an increasing rate as the popularity increase for e-bikes, scooters, skateboards, drones, power tools and other rechargeable items.

The number of lithium-ion battery fires in homes and buildings has jumped every year, more than doubling in the past four years, from 23 in 2018-19 to 47 in 2021-22.

The potential for catastrophe was laid bare on Saturday when a Queens Park warehouse burnt to the ground. Firefighters suspect lithium batteries charging in an office area sparked the blaze.

Your first line of defence against this type of avoidable fire and incident is regular testing, commissioning, and maintaining all electrical, plant and equipment and fire protection equipment on the premises.

WA Fire Protection is Perths industry expert in Fire Protection and has kept Perths businesses safe and protected against fire for over 30 years.

📞 Contact us on (08) 9240 1002 for an obligation free quote.
🏠 WA Fire Protection
Unit 2, 50 Howe Street
Osborne Park WA 6017
🖥 www.wafire.net.au

The deadly fire risk lurking inside your home Exploding lithium-ion batteries are causing devastating house fires at an increasing rate as West Australians splurge on e-bikes, scooters, skateboards, drones, power tools and other rechargeable items.

Ellenbrook house fire 🔥

Part of an Ellenbrook home has been gutted by fire after a blaze tore through the house earlier this evening.

The house on Rennex Ramble was engulfed by flames, which neighbours said stretched several metres high.

The fire erupted after a fuel spillage while one of the residents was repairing their car in the garage.

He ran inside to grab a blanket to put the flames out, but the fire had erupted when he returned.

The destructive flames caused severe damage to at least half of the four-bedroom home.

You never know when a fire will erupt and take hold. Always be prepared and have the correct fire fighting equipment installed throughout your home to avoid disaster.

📞Contact us on (08) 9240 1002 to see how we can protect you today.
🏠 WA Fire Protection
Unit 2, 50 Howe Street
Osborne Park WA 6017
🖥 www.wafire.net.au

Car mishap sparks fire that GUTS part of Perth home WATCH: Part of a suburban home has been gutted by fire after a blaze tore through the house earlier this evening.