The III National Technical Congress on Fire Protection (PCI 2025 Congress) has come to an end, and at IRTIMfire we could not be more satisfied with the experience. During two intense days, we have had the opportunity to share knowledge, present our solutions and, most importantly, to listen to the concerns and

Lithium batteries have revolutionized modern technology, but they also present significant risks in their storage and recycling. Fires caused by defective or damaged batteries are a major concern for the recycling and e-waste management industry. The new "Industry Guide for Collecting, Handling, and Treating Lithium Batteries 2025" highlights the importance of adopting preventive measures and early detection systems to avoid incidents. In this context, thermography is presented as a key tool for safety, and at APLITER we have the ideal solution: IRTIMfire, our thermographic system specifically designed for fire detection in lithium batteries.

The boom in the use of photovoltaic panels on the roofs of industrial buildings to save energy is leading to a number of problems related to fires.

The International Security Exhibition (SICUR) closes, leaving behind 4 days in which the latest technology and innovation in professional security was on display. Held at IFEMA (Feria de Madrid) from February 27 to March 1, the event took place over 4 days.

The International Security Exhibition (SICUR) organized by IFEMA (Feria de Madrid) awaits us next February 27th until March 1st. SICUR is the great international benchmark in Spain of security, bringing together companies, associations, professionals and users of global security in the areas of security and safety.

Fires in industry are increasing in number every year. According to UNESPA in its annual report, it highlights the increase in fires in recycling plants in 2023, among other reasons, due to the increase in lithium battery waste, which causes a very virulent type of fire. For

Waste treatment plants are facilities where various types of waste are collected and processed. Due to the wide variety of materials handled in these plants, there is a high risk of fire.