Can power banks explode if left inside a car?
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Power banks can explode when left in a car under high temperatures. If exposed to intense sunlight or confined in a car with temperatures exceeding 80 degrees Celsius, power banks are highly prone to explosion. More related information is as follows: 1. Never leave power banks in a car: Power banks are electronic products composed mainly of batteries. Most batteries generate heat during use or under high temperatures, and when the temperature reaches 80 degrees, it can easily lead to an explosion. Of course, power bank explosions can also be caused by poor quality or exposure to high temperatures. 2. Items unsuitable for placement in a car: Power banks are the least suitable items to be left in a car due to their high risk of explosion. Lighters are explosive items, and glasses can focus sunlight. When sunlight is concentrated to a single point, it can easily ignite seats or other materials, leading to a fire. Perfume bottles are highly volatile, and when temperatures are too high, they can release toxic substances.