New generation of Batteryguard battery safes presented at Security Essen 2026

From 22 to 25 September, Security Essen took place, one of Europe’s leading trade fairs for the security industry. During this edition, we presented the latest generation of Batteryguard battery safes and spoke with organisations about the challenges of safely storing and charging lithium-ion batteries.

Would you like to get a feel for the exhibition? Watch the Security Essen 2026 aftermovie below.

One of the highlights on our stand was the Batteryguard battery safe with individually lockable compartments in various sizes. This allows multiple users to safely store and charge batteries while keeping each compartment separately accessible.

The solution is particularly suitable for schools, apartment buildings, homeowners’ associations and other organisations where users need to safely store and charge their own e-bike battery or other batteries without gaining access to those of others.

Many conversations were not about the batteries themselves, but about the risks organisations are looking to manage. What happens if a battery goes into thermal runaway? What impact can a battery fire have on employees, residents, buildings or business operations? And what requirements are insurers increasingly placing on the storage and charging of lithium-ion batteries?

These questions were exactly why many visitors wanted to learn more about Batteryguard solutions.

In addition to Batteryguard, visitors also explored solutions for managing keys and assets, including KeyConductor key cabinet and CapLocker smart locker. Various burglary-resistant safes and Sistec safe solutions were also presented for organisations looking to protect valuable or critical assets.

Outside the exhibition halls, we also presented a fire-resistant container designed for the large-scale storage and charging of lithium-ion batteries. This solution has been developed for organisations working with larger numbers of batteries and requiring additional storage and charging capacity outside their building.

We would like to thank everyone who visited our stand and took the time to speak with us. It was a pleasure meeting both existing and new contacts and exchanging experiences about the challenges associated with lithium-ion batteries.

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