Choose the Right Storage System for Your EV Fire Blanket
Keep your Fire Isolator EV fire blanket protected, organised and accessible with a mobile trolley or fixed steel storage box selected for your facility's emergency-response requirements.
FI-TRBAG
Code: To be confirmed
Compare Both Storage Options
Fire Isolator Fire Blanket Trolley
FI-TRBAG
Best Suited For
- Workshops with multiple EV bays
- Large dealerships
- Fleet depots
- Parking facilities
- Emergency-response teams
- Sites where the blanket must be moved between areas
Key Benefits
- Mobile and manoeuvrable — position where needed
- Designed for one-person transport
- Internal straps secure the blanket
- Quick-opening Velcro closure
- Durable transport wheels
- Extendable handle
- Purpose-built for the Fire Isolator blanket
- Fast access during emergency preparation
Fire Blanket Steel Storage Box
Product Code: To be confirmed
Best Suited For
- Dedicated EV bays
- Fixed emergency-equipment stations
- Workshops with limited floor movement
- Areas requiring clearly identified permanent storage
- Facilities where the blanket must remain at one location
Key Benefits
- Secure fixed storage at a permanent station
- Protects the folded fire blanket
- Clearly visible emergency location
- Keeps the blanket organised
- Supports fast access near the EV risk zone
- Suitable for indoor workshop placement
Which Option Should You Choose?
Choose the Mobile Trolley when:
- The blanket needs to move between multiple work areas
- The storage position is some distance from the EV bay
- Mobile emergency-response equipment is preferred
- Floor-based transport is practical
Choose the Steel Storage Box when:
- The blanket will remain at one dedicated EV bay
- A clearly marked fixed emergency station is preferred
- Wall or designated fixed storage is more practical
- The blanket must remain permanently accessible in one location
Not sure which is right for your facility? ISOVOLT can assess your site and recommend the most appropriate storage configuration.
Emergency Equipment Must Be Ready When It Is Needed
Specialist fire-response equipment can fail to reach the incident in time when it is improperly stored. The correct storage option for your facility depends on several operational factors.
Stored Too Far Away
A blanket stored in a distant storeroom cannot be retrieved quickly when seconds matter during an EV fire incident.
Difficult to Transport
Without a trolley, moving a heavy fire blanket across a large facility is slow and physically demanding.
Exposed to Damage
A fire blanket left unprotected is vulnerable to dirt, moisture, chemical contamination and accidental damage in a workshop environment.
Incorrectly Folded
A blanket that is not correctly folded and secured may not deploy reliably during an emergency.
Poorly Identified
Emergency equipment that is hidden or unlabelled wastes critical time during incident response.
Inaccessible in Emergency
Blocked access or locked cabinets can prevent the blanket from being deployed when it is needed most.
The Correct Storage Option Depends On:
- Facility layout and size
- Distance from storage point to the EV work area
- Available wall or floor space
- Need for mobility across multiple bays
- Number of EV bays or risk areas
- Established emergency-response procedure
ISOVOLT can assess your facility and recommend the most appropriate storage configuration.
Technical Specifications
Fire Blanket Trolley — FI-TRBAG
Key Construction Features
Steel Storage Box — Technical Information
Note: Final specification and installation requirements will be confirmed during the technical quotation process.
Storage System Images
How the System Supports Emergency Readiness
Position Near EV Risk Area
Place the storage system at a clearly identified location close to the designated EV work area or risk zone.
Store the Blanket Correctly
Keep the fire blanket correctly folded, secured in the trolley or steel box, ready for deployment.
Maintain Clear Identification
Ensure the storage location is clearly labelled and that access is not obstructed by equipment or vehicles.
Inspect Regularly
Inspect the storage system and blanket condition regularly as part of your emergency equipment maintenance schedule.
Access During an Incident
Move or access the blanket when an incident occurs — the storage system must allow immediate retrieval.
Deploy With Trained Personnel
Fire blanket deployment must be performed by instructed personnel using suitable PPE and following the approved emergency-response procedure.
Inspect and Repack After Use
Inspect, clean and repack the blanket after use where appropriate, and replace if damaged.
Safety Notice: Fire blanket deployment must be performed by instructed personnel using suitable PPE and following the approved emergency-response procedure.
Who Needs a Fire Blanket Storage System?
EV Dealerships
Service and preparation bays with multiple EV bays.
Vehicle Workshops
Independent and franchise EV service workshops.
Fleet Depots
Electric commercial fleet maintenance facilities.
Parking Facilities
Multi-storey or covered EV charging car parks.
Charging Facilities
EV charging hubs and infrastructure operators.
Emergency-Response Services
Teams requiring portable or fixed containment options.
Vehicle Recovery
Recovery operators handling electric vehicle incidents.
Automotive Manufacturing
Manufacturing sites with EV build and test areas.
Technical Documentation
Fire Isolator Trolley Technical Datasheet
Official Fire Isolator datasheet for the FI-TRBAG trolley including dimensions, specifications and deployment instructions.
Steel Storage Box Technical Details
Full technical documentation for the steel storage box will be provided during the quotation process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Complete Your EV Fire Protection Setup
Store Your Fire Blanket Where It Can Be Reached Quickly
Speak to ISOVOLT about the correct fire blanket and storage configuration for your workshop, dealership, fleet or emergency-response facility.