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S.POINT secures strategic investment from fire safety leader SafeKorea for joint Safe:L fire test validation.
If you lose an e-bike charger or buy a used bike, it is tempting to choose one that fits the charging port. But a matching connector does not mean the manufacturer approves that charger for the battery. The article examines a December 2024 fire in London…
Returning from a trip to find your bedroom walls and ceiling blackened by fire raises a difficult question: what should you have checked before leaving? On August 17, 2026, Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service shared a house fire case involving a prolonged absence…
On hot days, a handheld fan often sits beside the bed. When its battery runs low, it is easy to plug it in and fall asleep. But if a charging device touches bedding or other flammable materials while everyone is asleep, warning signs may go unnoticed…
It is easy to assume a parked e-bike is safe because it is not charging. In the early hours of May 26, 2026, however, a fire began in an e-bike stored in a garage in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Its battery was not charging at the time…
Stop using and charging a power bank if you notice unusual heat, odor or swelling. If it smokes or sparks, do not touch or move it. Alert others and contact cabin crew on a flight, call 119 at home in Korea, or notify the safety manager at work…
Is checking capacity enough before taking a power bank on a plane? Travel can expose batteries to contact with keys or coins, drops and impacts, and hot or humid storage conditions. These differ from ordinary daily use…