Where to Use:

1.Parking Garages: In parking garages and other places with a high concentration of cars, there’s always a risk of car fire. 

2.Gas Stations and Charging Stations:  At a gas station, it can prevent the fire from spreading to the gasoline. At charging stations, it’s the only solution that can quickly and safely isolate the fire in lithium-powered vehicles.

3.Road Tunnels: In road tunnels, it’s crucial to isolate smoke and toxic gases from car fires quickly, as they pose a danger to people inside the tunnel. 

4.Airports: Many cars are parked outside of airport terminals. Inside the terminal building, luggage cars, forklifts and other vehicles can be at risk of fire.

5.Car Repair Shops: Cars with errors or cars that have recently been involved in an accident have a greater chance of self-igniting.

6.Towing Services: Rescue and repair vehicles regularly transport broken or damaged cars, including cars that have been involved in an accident or fire. 

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