Class L Fire Explained | Lithium-Ion Battery Fires & ISO 3941:2026 | Global EHS | English

🔋🔥 Lithium-ion battery fires behave very differently from conventional fires. This video explains Class L Fire, focusing on lithium-ion battery fire hazards, thermal runaway, and the new ISO 3941:2026 framework for identification, response, and safety planning. This Global EHS fire safety training is essential for EV facilities, battery storage rooms, data centers, warehouses, factories, charging stations, and emergency responders. 📋 In this video, you will learn: ▶ What is a Class L fire and why it was introduced ▶ Why lithium-ion battery fires are difficult to extinguish ▶ Thermal runaway explained in simple terms ▶ Key risks during charging, storage, and transport ▶ Overview of ISO 3941:2026 and its safety intent ▶ Do’s and don’ts during lithium-ion battery fire incidents ▶ Practical prevention tips to reduce battery fire risk 🌐 Read detailed Fire Safety, Battery Safety & EHS resources: 👉 https://www.globalehs.co.in 👍 If this video helps you: ▶ Like the video ▶ Share it with EV teams, facility managers, and safety officers ▶ Comment with your battery fire safety questions 🔔 Subscribe to Global EHS for Fire & Industrial Safety Training 👉    / @globalehs   📲 Join the Global EHS Safety Community: 🔗 WhatsApp Channel : https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaCy... 🔗 LinkedIn :   / globalehs   🔗 Telegram Channel : https://t.me/globalehs ⚠️ Lithium-ion battery fires cannot be treated like normal fires. Understanding Class L fire behavior is critical for safe response and prevention. 🌍 Follow Global EHS for Safety Knowledge & Updates: 🔗 Twitter (X) :   / global_ehs1   🔗 Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... 🔗 Medium :   / connect.globalehs   🔗 Pinterest :   / global-ehs   #classlfire #lithiumionbatteryfire #batteryfiresafety #thermalrunaway #iso3941 #firesafety #evsafety #energystoragesafety #industrialfiresafety #globalehs #ehstraining #hsesafety #emergencyresponse