POM Industries AVD Fire Spray for Lithium Battery Fires

Why Lithium Battery Fires Are Different

Most household fire extinguishers aren’t designed to handle lithium-ion battery fires. These fires burn hotter, can reignite, and release toxic gases. Devices like smartphones, laptops, tablets, e-bikes, and power banks all use lithium-ion batteries—and even a small defect, impact, or overheating event can trigger a dangerous fire.

Unlike grease or paper fires, lithium battery fires do not respond well to water-based extinguishers and can worsen if not treated with the right agent.

What Is AVD Fire Suppressant?

AVD stands for Aqueous Vermiculite Dispersion. It’s a water-based solution that suspends microscopic flakes of vermiculite. When sprayed on a lithium fire, the water cools the flames, while the vermiculite forms a heat-resistant oxygen barrier that smothers the fire and prevents re-ignition.

AVD is non-toxic, non-corrosive, and safe for use around electronics, making it ideal for protecting your family, home, or office from modern tech-related fire risks.

Common Lithium Battery Fire Risks

You don’t have to be charging a power tool or an e-bike for a lithium battery to catch fire. Some common devices that have caused lithium battery fires include:

• Smartphones (like iPhones or Androids)

• Laptops

• Wireless earbuds

• Portable chargers (power banks)

• Electric scooters or e-bikes

• Smartwatches

Having a specialized fire spray on hand could be the difference between a small scare and a disaster.

Not intended to replace a NFPA Compliant fire extinguisher where required.
DO NOT STORE IN VEHICLE: DO NOT expose or store at temperatures above 120 F or below 41 F

Specifications
Capacity: 500 ML Fill – 16.9 oz. canister
Duration: Up to 60 Secs of spray
Range: 6-8 Ft.
Size: 12” Ht x 2.5” Dia
Valve: High Volume Dip Tube
Formula: AVD Li
Propellant: Nitrogen
Shelf Life: 3 Years
Use: Lithium Battery Fire