So what happens is as aluminum oxidizes, the oxidated aluminum causes resistance to the electricity going through it, then it heats up, and well heat causes fire.  

I have included a photo of the system we use, is the WaterPro Series AIO (air injection oxidizing) automatic filters.

Go with either an Aluminum Oxide or Ceramic Bead finish, 2 coats if you can find it.

NEVER buy a product with less than a 12 mil wearlayer for residential(22mil is commercial) but IN ADDITION it MUST have a FINISH for scratch resistance of aluminum oxide or ceramic bead.

Look for one that has an Aluminum Oxide scratch resistant finish or a ceramic bead one.

as a CMI, CBA, CMA, CMR , IAQ Oxidation Specalist for over 17 years,mold requires moisture over 50% Rh to sustain it, over 17% on substrate. 

Sometimes people will spray silver oxide barrier after install.

These include cadmium, lead, gallium arsenide, copper-indium-gallium-diselenide, hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, nitric acid, hydrogen fluoride, 1,1,1-trichloroethane, and acetone.

I was about to do a full LVP install again but came across a great deal on 14mm solid strand bamboo plank floating floor treated with 9 layers of aluminum oxide for $1.69 a sq ft.

The aluminum oxide finish is MUCH harder than the old urethane finishes and it will take a hardwood guy a long time to "blast" through those layers.