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Our Fire BlanketMore homes across Singapore now rely on devices that weren’t common a decade ago:
Fire BlanketMost standard fire blankets sold in Singapore are made from fibreglass with a silica coating and are only rated for around 500–700°C. That's enough for a small pan fire — but not much else.
A higher-grade material chosen specifically for its heat tolerance and durability under sustained exposure.
Rated well beyond what standard blankets can manage, making it suitable for lithium battery and EV fire scenarios.
The design allows built-up gas to escape in a controlled way, rather than trapping pressure against the fire source.
Reduces the chance of the blanket lifting or a sudden pressure release during use.
Performs reliably without breaking down and releasing harmful gases at lower temperature thresholds.
Designed to be used more than once, rather than discarded after a single deployment
Fire BlanketWhether you live in an HDB flat, condo or landed property, having a reliable fire blanket in Singapore gives you extra peace of mind for:
Fire Isolator blankets are silica-grade and tested to a peak of 1600°C, withstanding 1200°C for sustained periods. They are certified to ISO EN 13501-1, ASTM D6413, NFPA 701 and DIN SPEC 91489. Certification documentation is available for any product on request.
A fire blanket is a safety tool designed to smother small fires by cutting off their oxygen supply. It's commonly used for kitchen fires, but the Fire Isolator Blanket is built for a wider range of situations, including electric vehicle fires, lithium battery fires, and e-bike or power bank incidents.
Most standard fire blankets sold in Singapore are rated for around 500–700°C, which is enough for typical cooking fires. The Fire Isolator Blanket is rated much higher, withstanding temperatures up to 1600°C, making it suitable for lithium battery and EV fires that burn far hotter than a stovetop flame.
Yes — the Fire Isolator Blanket is specifically designed to help contain EV fires. It's placed over the vehicle to help cut off oxygen, contain flames and smoke, and limit the spread of toxic fumes while emergency responders are on the way. It should not be considered a full replacement for professional fire response, but it significantly helps control the situation in the early stages.
Lithium battery fires burn hotter and behave differently from typical fires — they can reignite, release toxic gases, and sustain extremely high temperatures for longer periods. A standard fire blanket may deteriorate or fail under these conditions, whereas the Fire Isolator Blanket's silica cloth construction is built to handle this level of heat safely.
Yes. Unlike many standard fire blankets that are designed for one-time use, the Fire Isolator Blanket is made from durable, reusable material, so it can be used more than once after proper inspection.
A breathable design allows built-up gas and pressure to escape in a controlled way during use, rather than trapping it against the fire source. This helps reduce the risk of ballooning or sudden pressure release, which can otherwise make a fire situation harder to control.
Yes. It's tested and certified to ISO EN 13501-1, ASTM D6413, NFPA 701 and DIN SPEC 91489. Certification documentation is available on request for any product purchased.
This depends on what you're looking to protect. Smaller blankets are typically suitable for household appliances, power banks, or laptops, while larger sizes are designed to fully cover vehicles, including EVs. Contact us with your specific use case and we can recommend the right size.
Fire blankets should be stored somewhere easily accessible in an emergency — commonly near the kitchen, in a garage, or near EV charging points. Avoid storing it in a sealed container that would slow down access during a fire.
No formal certification is required to use a fire blanket, but understanding the correct technique — such as how to approach the fire safely and how to place the blanket — makes a significant difference. We also offer hands-on training sessions for households, businesses, and teams who want to be better prepared.
