Ultra-Early Warning
Recognize abnormal battery off-gassing to create more response time.
TKC-AGVAGV / AMRFM DS 7-39 Reference
TKC-AGV
Fire-Resistant Charging Bay
for Automated Guided Vehicles
A separate charging-safety enclosure solution for automated factories. It is intended to help confine abnormalities during lithium-powered equipment charging within a distinct, monitored, isolatable, and controllable safety space.
Product Positioning
A Separate, Monitored, and Isolatable Charging Safety Space
TKC-AGV is not a single fire-protection device. It is a modular safety enclosure system developed for automated lithium-powered equipment charging scenarios.
Its design objective is to detect early, isolate quickly, control escalation, prevent instability, and support production continuity. Ultra-early warning, energy isolation, fire separation, automatic suppression, and structural restraint support local risk control for charging abnormalities.
System boundary: The final configuration, standards applicability, and acceptance requirements for TKC-AGV must be confirmed against the project location, operating environment, final design conditions, and authority/insurer requirements. FM DS 7-39 and FM DS 5-1 are risk-control references on this page, not product-certification claims.
Core Product Features
An Independent Risk-Control Unit for Charging Operations
Energy Isolation
Interlock to disconnect charging power after an abnormal condition, reducing continuing energy input.
Fire Separation
A fire-interlocked shutter forms an independent separation in a fire condition.
Automatic Response
Detection, power isolation, shutter closure, suppression, and feedback form a closed loop.
Structural Restraint
Floor anchoring and secondary restraint help reduce whole-unit displacement risk.
Operating Logic
From Early Recognition to Local Isolation
Ultra-early recognition → rapid energy isolation → independent fire separation → automatic response → structural restraint
Normal Operation
Vehicles enter and leave freely while the system monitors continuously and the shutter remains open.
Early Abnormal Condition
The system recognizes abnormal off-gassing, outputs an interlock signal, and enters safety standby.
Fire Condition
After smoke and temperature confirmation, the shutter closes and the suppression system is interlocked to act.
Main Functional Modules
Functional Configuration Organized Around Customer Value
Safety Enclosure
- Fire-resistant enclosure structure
- Impact-resistant lining
- Fire-interlocked rolling shutter
Monitoring & Control
- Lithium-battery ultra-early warning
- Smoke and temperature fire detection
- System control panel
Incident Response
- Emergency disconnection of charging power
- Automatic fire suppression
- Interlock feedback
Structural Safety
- Floor structural anchoring
- Secondary restraint
- Vehicle access ramp
Applications
For Automated Logistics, Smart Warehousing, and High-Value Production Areas
Suitable for lithium-powered equipment charging scenarios that need independent fire separation, early warning, and localized risk control.
AGV / AMR charging areas
Four-way shuttles
ASRS automated warehouses
Smart manufacturing plants
Electronics and semiconductors
Food and consumer-goods factories
Unmanned logistics systems
High-value equipment areas
Customer Value
One Safety-Enclosure Framework for EHS, Operations, and Engineering
EHS Risk Management
- Improve charging-area risk isolation
- Recognize battery abnormalities earlier
- Strengthen fire-interlock control
- Reduce the risk of single-point incident escalation
Operational Continuity
- Support unmanned logistics operation
- Reduce abnormal-event impact on main production lines
- Reduce shutdown risk
- Improve critical-facility resilience
Engineering Delivery
- Modular design
- Factory prefabrication
- Controllable on-site installation period
- Customizable for equipment dimensions
Standards & Technical Framework
Design References to Be Confirmed Project by Project
Chinese standards
GB 14102.1-2024; GB 14102.2-2024; GB 14102.3-2024; GB/T 9978.1-2008; GB 50116-2013; GB 50205-2020
FM risk-control references
FM DS 7-39 Material Handling Vehicles; FM DS 5-1 Electrical Equipment in Hazardous Locations
Confirm the applicability of specific standards against the project location, operating environment, final design conditions, and authority/insurer requirements.
TKC-AGV
Confirm the Charging-Bay Configuration for Your Equipment and Site
Share the vehicle type, quantity, charging method, site conditions, and project requirements so that TKC can discuss a project-specific configuration.