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Recently, the background has received a lot of user inquiries, saying that their electric vehicles are clearly full every day, but as soon as they accelerate, they will drop a bar of electricity. I feel that I am always dissatisfied, and I am charging slowly, why is that?
After understanding, I learned that the user charges on the charging pile in his own community every day, and he expressed his doubts, the electric vehicle is always charged in the community charging pile, charging slowly, is there something greasy?
Charging mode of community charging pile
Some experts have said before that the difference between household sockets and outdoor charging piles lies in "trickle charging". When charging in the garage at home, you will not see if it is full at the first time, or unplug the charger as soon as it turns green. When charging at the charging pile, everyone will calculate how much money needs to be set to be fully charged in about a few hours.
At this time, there will be a situation, that is, the charger just jumps the green light and stops charging, at this time, it actually needs to float for 1-2 hours before the battery can really be fully charged. Therefore, there will be a situation where the charger shows a green light when the plug is unplugged, and the battery is full just after the key is inserted, but it will drop a bar of electricity as soon as it accelerates. The owner only needs to try, extend the charging time appropriately, and solve the problem of virtual power of the electric vehicle.
What should I do if the charging pile is "greasy"?
However, there will also be a situation, that is, the time set has been long enough, but the charging in the community charging pile is still slow, and it is all virtual electricity, then the owner should pay attention. It was previously revealed that some charging piles artificially lowered the voltage when they were initially set up, just to extend the charging time.
However, if the battery is not fully charged for a long time, or if it is immediately de-energized as soon as it is fully charged, it will have an impact on the battery life. If you find that the voltage is artificially lowered, resulting in the electric vehicle often not being charged, you must report and feedback in time and actively strive for your legitimate rights and interests.
In summary, charging piles are not as good as charging at home, which may be caused by a variety of factors. For example, charging outdoors in winter will affect the performance of the battery, and the charging time will be extended. You can check the specific cause based on the actual situation.
Secondly, it should be noted that if the electric car is not used for a long time, you should also remember to charge it once every half a month to avoid the battery being "starved to death". There have been car owners who have not ridden or charged their electric vehicles for a long time, and finally pushed them to the community charging pile for charging, and they could not calculate the price according to the normal rechargeable battery, wasting money in vain.
I don't know if you usually put the electric car in the charging pile to charge, whether it is overcharged and empty? Welcome to exchange and discuss in the comment area.