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Stefan has interviewed René on how the Batterybox idea came to life and the journey to where the Batterybox is today

Whtif was invited to the Norwegian Fire Departments convention at Gardermoen on the 24th of April 2024, to present the Batterybox.

We have spent long hours in the studio to produce information videos for the Batterybox. Watch one of our videos (in Norwegian).

Morten Larsen and Woody have visited the factory that is going to produce the Batterybox for us. Producing for world leading brands like IKEA, Pepsi, Gatorade and Rubbermaid, we are very happy with their high quality level and knowhow. First test of the moulds and extensive quality checks. Some adjustments are needed, but we are

We at Whtif have chosen to support the extremely important safety promotion and injury prevention work that Norwegian Safety Forum does and are happy to have become a member

The Norwegian Fire & Safety magazine have an article about Batterybox: Quote: The team behind Batterybox has been working well since they won the Innovation Award last November. The final product can be ready after the summer holidays.

Whtif was invited by the Norwegian Safety Forum / Skadeforebyggende forum, to talk about the Batterybox under the topic “batteries and fires”

64 days after Whtif won the Norwegian Fire Protection Association’s innovation award for 2023, the time had finally come to test the Batterybox at DBI in Denmark.We used a lipocell of 11.1 Wh, which surpasses all consumer batteries that are intended to be deposited in the Batterybox.

The Norwegian magazine for the fire brigade “Brann & Redning”did an article on our Batterybox in their issue 6/2023

We are proud to have won The Norwegian Fire Protection Association ́s Innovation Award 2023 with our product Batterybox. Read the jury’s reasoning for giving us the price our Batterybox.

The Norwegian Fire Protection Association, as part of their 100th Anniversary, set up an innovation price to stimulate new thinking to prevent fires.

The waste industry believes that the government must take action against batteries ending up in the trash and starting fires.
– Batteries are a fire hazard at home in people’s kitchens too.

We are getting closer and closer to the final design of the Batterybox. The Batterybox is really put through some serious tests in a flammable kitchen environment.

Finally the Batterybox is patent pending and we can start to talk freely about it. Through our patent partner Bryn Aarflot we got valuable help and advice.

To celebrate their 100th anniversary, the Norwegian Fire Protection Association has set up an innovation price to stimulate new thinking to prevent fire. Of course we believe in our product so much that we had to enter.