Not quite so long ago as high voltage vacuum tubes, I am aware of one incident
where a small "fire" (more accurately, smoke escaped and the enclosure melted)
occurred in in a TV. IIRC, this was a case where the production of the molded
plastic yielded material too thin, but this was on the
Which is possibly why there a "few" phone fires, especially when charged
from the host of "cr*p"/dangerously poor 3rd-party chargers that are widely
available (I am very careful with both the phones and the chargers that -
occasionly, every 3-4 years - I buy).
John E Allen
W. London, UK
Hi Rich,
All mobile phones constructed in such a way. Enclosure made of HB.
Best regards
Bostjan
On Mon, Sep 30, 2019 at 7:52 PM +0200, "Richard Nute"
mailto:ri...@bendbroadband.com>> wrote:
“Many manufacturers consider outer tape around battery, that's meet min. V-1,
as fire enclosure.”
"Many manufacturers consider outer tape around battery, that's meet min.
V-1, as fire enclosure."
This construction may meet the letter of the standard, but is not effective
as a fire enclosure.
If the battery overheats, it will melt the tape and.
Best regards,
Rich
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