There Is No Certified Class L Fire Extinguisher (NTA 8133) @StacheDTraining
There Is No Certified Class L Fire Extinguisher (NTA 8133)  @StacheDTraining
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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Is there such thing as a certified lithium-ion battery fire extinguisher?

In this video, I break down the Netherlands NTA 8133 test standard — currently one of the only lithium-ion–specific extinguisher tests in the world — and explain how it works, what it actually evaluates, and where the limitations are.

This isn’t about dismissing international efforts. It’s about understanding what “certified for lithium-ion battery fires” really means — and what it doesn’t.

NFPA 10 Public Comment (See Page 14):
docinfofiles.nfpa.org/files/AboutTheCodes/10/10_A2025_PFE_AAA_FD_MeetingMinutes_1023.pdf
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