Fire Cloak EV Fire Limitation Blankets are available in a range of sizes to help organisations manage different electric vehicle and lithium battery fire risks.
From workshops and dealerships to ferry operators, charging sites, car parks, recovery providers and fleet facilities, the right blanket size depends on the vehicles or batteries being protected, the space available and the type of incident being planned for.
For the current Fire Cloak range, product information and enquiries, visit the main product page: Fire Cloak EV fire blankets.
Fire Cloak EV Fire Limitation Blanket available in different sizes
Why Fire Cloak is available in different sizes
Electric vehicle and lithium battery fire risks are not all the same. A workshop dealing with e-bikes or removable lithium batteries has different requirements from a ferry operator carrying cars and vans, or a fleet depot managing larger electric vehicles.
Different blanket sizes help organisations choose a suitable containment option for the type of vehicle, battery or working environment they need to protect.
4m x 3m lithium battery blanket
The 4m x 3m Fire Cloak option is designed for smaller lithium battery fire risks, including e-bikes, e-scooters and workshop situations where technicians may be handling or replacing old or damaged batteries.
This size can be useful for dealerships, repair workshops, battery competence centres and facilities where smaller lithium-powered vehicles or battery units are present.
6m x 8m EV fire blanket
The 6m x 8m Fire Cloak EV Fire Limitation Blanket is the standard option for cars and many common EV scenarios. It is designed to cover a full electric vehicle and help contain heat, smoke and flames while emergency procedures are carried out.
This size is widely used by organisations including workshops, dealerships, car parks, charging sites, recovery operators, ferry operators and fleet facilities.
12m x 9m Red-Line blanket for larger vehicles
The 12m x 9m Fire Cloak Red-Line Blanket was developed for larger electric vehicles such as vans and light commercial vehicles.
The Red-Line feature was created in response to customer feedback. It helps teams centre the blanket correctly during deployment, supporting faster and more effective positioning when a larger vehicle needs to be covered.
Choosing the right Fire Cloak size
When choosing an EV fire blanket, organisations should consider the type of vehicles on site, how and where they are stored, whether vehicles are charged or repaired, and how quickly trained personnel could access and deploy the blanket.
Key considerations include:
- the size of the vehicles or battery systems being protected;
- whether the site handles cars, vans, e-bikes, e-scooters or removable batteries;
- where the blanket will be stored for fast access;
- whether deployment space is restricted;
- how many people are available and trained to deploy it;
- whether the site has multiple areas that may need protection.
Growing demand for EV fire safety equipment
Demand for Fire Cloak has continued to grow as more organisations plan for electric vehicle and lithium battery fire risk. Fire Cloak blankets have been supplied to customers across multiple sectors and shipped to partners and distributors around the world.
That growth reflects a wider shift in fire safety planning. As more electric vehicles enter workshops, car parks, transport networks and commercial fleets, organisations are looking for practical ways to reduce the risk of one incident escalating into a much larger event.
Fire Cloak EV Fire Limitation Blanket storage boxes
Manufactured in the UK for global use
Fire Cloak is manufactured in the UK and has been supplied for use across a wide range of applications, from automotive workshops and dealerships to ferries, airports, charging infrastructure, fleet sites and emergency-service training environments.
Continued product development, including additional sizes and the Red-Line feature, has been driven by customer feedback and real-world deployment requirements.
Fire Cloaks being loaded for shipment
Planning around the right equipment
Choosing the right EV fire blanket is only one part of fire safety planning. Organisations also need clear storage locations, staff training, emergency procedures and a realistic understanding of the vehicle or battery risks on site.
Fire Cloak EV fire blankets are designed to help contain an incident, limit collateral damage and buy valuable time while emergency services respond.
To review the current range and discuss the most suitable option for your site, visit Fire Cloak EV fire blankets.
