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Battery Casket — Fire-Containment for Charging Batteries

Protect your workshop, garage, jobsite, or farm shop from thermal runaway. Battery Casket is a rugged stainless steel enclosure designed to automatically close and contain many small battery fire events while charging.
Ships in 2 business days Calculated shipping Customer responsible for duties/taxes in Canada
Automatic closure Heat-sensitive release mechanism closes the lid without user intervention.
Stainless steel body Natural-finish stainless steel enclosure built for real shop and farm use.
Multi-brand charger support Includes brackets for multiple major charger styles.
Battery Casket — Fire-Containment for Charging Batteries
Why Battery Casket

Built for practical protection where batteries actually get charged

Battery Casket is designed to add a layer of protection around common shop charging routines without adding complicated steps.
1

Automatic containment

Heat-triggered, gravity closure limits oxygen to smother the fire.

2

Stainless steel construction

Natural-finish stainless steel enclosure built for workshops, garages, jobsites, and farm shops.

3

Multiple charger styles

Includes brackets for multiple major charger styles so setups can be tailored to your equipment.

4

Charge inside the unit

The charger stays inside the Battery Casket while the cord routes through the rear access hole.

5

Replaceable tie mechanism

Simple replaceable zip-tie trigger means no expensive replacement parts to purchase.

6

Practical peace of mind

Designed to help reduce the chance of a charging incident becoming a building fire.

How it works

A simple charging routine with a built-in response

This section explains the intended use pattern and the automatic response during a thermal runaway event.
1

Place charger inside

Install the charger using the included bracket setup and place the battery on the charger inside the unit.

2

Route the power cord

Run the charger cord through the rear access hole and install the cover plate with supplied hardware. Open lid and install a one inch piece of a 3/16 plastic zip tie.

3

Charge as normal

Use the Battery Casket during regular charging in your workshop, garage, jobsite, or farm shop.

4

Automatic lid closure

If heat builds during a thermal event, the sacrificial tie melts, the lid drops shut and oxygen is limited helping to prevent a larger fire.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Use the FAQ to handle common compatibility, safety, shipping, and replacement questions.
Will it stop every battery fire? +

Battery Casket is designed to help contain and smother many battery and charger fires. It is not a replacement for emergency response. In the case of a thermal event in the casket evacuate the area and call 911.

Is it designed to be used while charging? +

Yes. The idea is to always use the casket to charge your batteries. Always follow your battery and charger manufacturer instructions.

What chargers does it fit? +

Battery Casket includes brackets for multiple major charger styles.

What happens after a fire event inside the unit? +

The unit is designed to be a single use. In the case of a thermal event the charger and battery will be a melted blob of plastic that smells horrible. The casket has performed its job at this point. A free replacement is available by contacting thebatterycasket.com

Do you ship to Canada? +

Yes. Canada customers are responsible for duties, taxes and tariffs.

Why Battery Casket

Built for practical protection where batteries actually get charged

Battery Casket is designed to add a layer of protection around common shop charging routines without adding complicated steps.
How it works

A simple charging routine with a built-in response

The battery casket is designed to work without you even thinking about it. Always ready in case of a thermal runaway.
Built after a near miss at a family farm shop
Why it exists

Built after a near miss at a family farm shop

Battery Casket came out of a real charging incident and a simple question: how do we help keep a battery charger event from becoming a building fire?

Founder story

The realization for the need of something to protect our buildings came from a near miss at our family farm shop. During lunch hour a charger and battery caught fire and began a thermal runaway event. Luckily, our crew caught it and got it out of the building before it spread. Watching that fire is what pushed us to build a better way to reduce the risk around charging rechargeable batteries.