AWARENESS DRIVES SAFETY


NEW HOT-STOP® ‘L’ TEST RESULTS ARE IN!


FAA – Registered Aeroblaze Laboratory determines HOT-STOP ‘L’ Fire Containment Kit considered Fire Proof as defined by Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR 1.1) and as demonstrated by the FAA (AC20-135) test procedure.


HOT-STOP ‘L’ Drives Safety! Don’t Settle for Less!


COMMITTED TO CONTINUOUS TESTING!


We build up to a standard – not down to a price point!


THE THREAT IS REAL!


NOW THE ONLY SOLUTION TO BE TESTED AT AN FAA-REGISTERED INDEPENDENT LAB – AND STILL THE ONLY BURN CERTIFIED KIT ON THE MARKET


Protect yourself & passengers against smoke, toxins, harmful carcinogens, fire, shooting molten metal and other emissions caused by new technology from the latest electronic devices.


Don’t expose yourself! Ingesting any of these can result in immediate and permanent damage!


• Our Zero-Tolerance technology means ZERO SMOKE! • 5 to 10 seconds max to deploy and in no more than 6 easy steps!


• No need to add liquid as adding liquid can result in increased exposure to a burning battery!


• Don’t become a fire fighter! • Infrastructure for full production • Zero Smoke Emissions!


EDUCATIONAL VIDEO NOW AVAILABLE AT HOT-STOPL.COM


• Developed by the Pioneers in Li-Ion fire protection technology


• Designed to contain a PED that reaches thermal runaway and contain it until it has burned out


• XL laptop kit (26” x 27”) accommodates your larger all-in-one laptops and defibrillators


• Sold as kit – includes gloves O


BAKER AVIATION MAINTENANCE & PARTS SALES 4700 Glenn Curtiss Dr. | Addison, TX 75001 | HOT-STOPL.COM 972-248-0457 | 972-248-7215 FAX | Ask for Ray Goyco, Ray@baker-aviation.com FAA PART 145 REPAIR STATION CERTIFICATE # 5BVR011C


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