> LFP sounds much more dangerous than I had been led to believe. Well, nothing is perfectly "safe". LFP is safer than ternary lithium. Lead-acid is safer than LFP. It's all relative. Any battery can burst, spew toxic chemicals or gases, start a fire, etc. You just have the know the potential failure modes, and allow for them in your design.
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