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High-quality Italian-made safety cabinet for lithium battery storage.
The LITHIUMSAFE 110UB by CHEMISAFE is an advanced safety cabinet designed specifically for the secure storage of lithium batteries. Proudly manufactured in Italy, it adheres to EN 14470-1 and EN 16121 standards, ensuring utmost reliability.
These cabinets are crafted from electro-galvanized steel sheet, cold-pressed with removable external structure options. The construction includes a thickness range between 1 to 2 millimeters and an anti-acid epoxy powder coating, further hardened in a 200°C thermal tunnel. The design incorporates high-temperature insulation with calcium silicate and mineral fiber (fibroceramic-free) boasting a high density of 300 Kg/m3, affixed using ceramic adhesives. Exterior panels are made from fireproof melamine laminate capable of withstanding aggressive vapors.
Key features include automatic door closing when temperatures surpass 47°C, a locking mechanism utilizing a key, and a certified automatic closure system for air ducts activated between 70/100 °C. An ejection hole with a 100mm diameter is positioned at the cabinet's back, along with natural iron anti-spark hinges and a brass pin. A perforated shelf at the base and a 3 cm thermo-expanding gasket (DIN 4102) enhance functionality. Additionally, an 'earth' clamp is included to mitigate electrostatic charges.
This cabinet can be equipped with various accessories for extended safety measures, including a 12-position electrical multiple socket and a fire extinguisher with a smoke detector.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
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