Safety instructions for electric surfboard batteries

Good to see progress!

We published a follow up article at Lithium Ion battery storage and transport - E-Surfer about some of the new solutions from Onean, Torque and Lift.

We also experimented with some DIY solutions based on steel boxes and PyroBubbles granulate. See some pictures here …

Battery charging lockers from Onean:

Just an FYI related to this topic. ZARGES released their BatterySafe™ cases which work well for e-Foil batteries. They have been tested and help significantly with these runaway battery fires. There is more information here on their website.

It seems like you’re referencing a product designed to safely store, charge, and transport Onean batteries, commonly used in electric surfboards. These batteries can be quite powerful and potentially dangerous if not handled correctly, especially due to the risk of thermal runaway, a condition where the battery generates excessive heat, potentially leading to fire or explosion.

The features you mention—ISO-certified materials, lightweight design, side handles, and impact protection—are all critical for ensuring safety and convenience. ISO-certified materials are a significant assurance because they meet international standards for quality and safety. Lightweight construction with handles makes the product easier to carry, which is important for transportation and outdoor activities like surfing. The impact protection adds another layer of safety, helping to guard against drops or rough handling.

Thanks to this community and such a helpful post, I learned so much…