Features overview90-minute fire protection: tested to EN14470-1 (Part 1) for fire-resistant storage.Designed for lithium-ion battery safety: helps protect life, buildings and assets from the effects of battery fires.Safe storage and charging solution: suitable for holding and charging larger volumes of lithium-ion batteries.Ventilation with thermal fuse protection: air ducts seal automatically at 75C in the event of fire.Internal temperature monitoring: external display provides an accurate internal temperature reading and early warning of overheating.Auto-closing and auto-locking door: helps ensure the cabinet remains securely sealed when needed.Key lock with two keys: simple, secure access control.Heavy-duty adjustable shelving: 3 perforated shelves, each capable of carrying up to 100kg.The Phoenix Battery Commander BS1932K is a high-performance lithium-ion battery storage and charging cabinet designed to help protect people, buildings and workplaces from the devastating effects of battery fires. Lithium-ion batteries can present serious risks, including thermal runaway, which may be triggered by rising temperature, impact damage or faulty manufacture. Once ignited, these fires can be extremely difficult to extinguish, making safe storage and early risk control essential.Built for workplaces storing and charging higher volumes of batteries, the BS1932K offers 90-minute fire protection tested to EN14470-1 (Part 1). It has also been fire and impact tested from 9.1 metres, helping demonstrate resistance to the impact of falling through burning floors during a building fire.The cabinet is fitted with standard air ventilation ducts, protected by a thermal fuse that triggers at 75C. This seals the unit in the event of an internal battery fire or external building fire. For added heat control during charging, an external extraction fan can be connected to the top exit vent duct for forced extraction, which is strongly recommended where batteries are charged inside the cabinet.For additional safety, the BS1932K includes an external temperature display, giving an accurate reading of the internal cabinet temperature and providing early warning of potential battery overheating. The door is fitted with auto-closing and auto-locking functionality, while the advanced multipoint locking system helps keep the door securely sealedeven in severe battery explosion scenarios.Inside, the cabinet is supplied with 3 heavy-duty perforated, height-adjustable shelves and an internal base sump. It also includes 1 surge-protected 8-gang power block as standard, with the option to add up to 3 further power blocks to the pre-wired control boxes.Key benefitsTested to EN14470-1 (Part 1) for 90 minutes of fire protectionFire and impact tested from 9.1mDesigned for the safe storage and charging of lithium-ion batteriesThermal fuse-protected ventilation seals at 75CExternal temperature display for early warning of overheatingAuto-closing and auto-locking door for improved safetyHigh-quality key lock supplied with 2 keysAdvanced multipoint locking system to keep the cabinet sealedDouble-wall construction with patented Styronite F insulationSupplied with 1 surge-protected 8-gang power blockOptional extra power blocks can be added to pre-wired control boxesHeavy-duty perforated adjustable shelves, each rated up to 100kgInternal base sump fitted as standardTypical applicationsWorkplaces storing multiple lithium-ion batteriesTool stores and maintenance departmentsWarehouses and industrial facilitiesConstruction and contractor environmentsSchools, colleges and universitiesFacilities management teamsBattery charging and controlled storage areasSpecificationsModel: BS1932K Battery CommanderSize: Size 2Lock type: Key lockExternal dimensions (H W D): 1685 690 650mmInternal dimensions (H W D): 1505 510 440mmDoor swing: 470mmHandle depth: 40mmUnpacked weight: 340kgCapacity: 338 litresShelves: 3Doors: 1Power: 1 surge-protected 8-gang power block includedFire protection: EN14470-1 (Part 1), 90 minutesVentilation: air ventilation ducts with 75C thermal fuseSafety noteLithium-ion batteries should always be stored and charged in line with your fire risk assessment, battery manufacturer instructions and workplace procedures. Damaged, swolle
