Risk mitigation
- Mike Binder
- Jul 24, 2019
- 1 min read
We’ve been following you guys for a while, and we really like what we see. We, at Venom Power are always looking for ways to mitigate the risks associated with charging LiPo batteries. From what we see, it seems the Bat Safe may be the absolute best off the shelf solution for mitigating these risks.
We recently had a customer who was charging in the Bat Safe, and one of his batteries vented during charge. He had 4 batteries in the Bat Safe, but was only charging 2 of them. We were impressed at how the Bat Safe performed and how it handled the first battery, and the subsequent 3 batteries that were attacked by fire from the first. We would like to look into distributing the Bat Safe, and selling it on ....
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Thanks for sharing this. Understanding risks and how to mitigate them when working with high-energy batteries is valuable for many hobbyists and professionals alike.
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