The chaos of "flying wire charging".
It has always been a common topic in community safety
In the past, it was mostly found in non-motorized vehicles
However, with the popularity of new energy vehicles
Nowadays, quite a few people have found out
There are owners of new energy vehicles
Also pull the cord from upstairs for charging
This is not an isolated case......
Recently, a news that the vehicle was short-circuited and spontaneously combusted due to the private power supply to charge his new energy vehicle and caused a disaster to the next car, which made Mr. Zhang's already hanging heart even more lifted.
The so-called flying wire charging actually refers to the charging of electric vehicles (including electric bicycles or new energy vehicles) by privately pulling wires or connecting to convenient chargers. Although it solves the charging problem for users who are unable to install wall-mounted piles, it has serious safety risks.
Mr. Zhang lives in Sen'anyuan Community, Minhang District, due to the long construction age and insufficient charging facilities in the community, there has always been a chaos of "flying wire charging". Recently, he found that in addition to non-motorized vehicles, many new energy vehicles are also charged from the upper floors, "are open-air plug-in boards, in case of a short circuit, the safety hazards are not small, is it necessary to increase management?"
Xin Xin found that on March 19, some Shanghai media went to Lane 665, Pule Road, Minhang District to conduct an in-depth visit and investigation, and there were not a few "flying wires" on both sides of the building, some of the plug-in boards had been connected to the charging cables of non-motor vehicles, and some of the plug-in boards had not been used, wrapped in plastic bags or hidden in the grass, or placed on the grass in front of the building.
In the Sen An Court where Mr. Zhang lives, there are a lot of "flying lines" on both sides of the buildings.
However, go around to the northernmost building in front of the complex. The yellow "flying wires" here are thicker and newer than the other cables, standing out on the creeper-infested walls, with the ends of the cables clumped in a few turns and stuffed into the mailbox downstairs. Upon closer inspection, the end of the wire is a closed cone, with no plug-in port.
The "flying wires" are very noticeable, and the end of the cable is tucked directly into the mailbox.
Not far from there, next to carport 39, another electric car charging head was seen. Unlike the cone above, this "flying cable" is divided into two sections, one is the power strip flying down from the upper floor, and the other is the charging cable of the tram. In order to waterproof, the owner also wrapped the wiring place with a plastic bag, and hung a mineral water bottle with a hole in the drain, and the charging head could be inserted through the hole.
In Sen'an Garden, some owners simply made a "charging pile".
As the citizens got off work one after another, there were gradually more cars in the community. Also in the southwest corner of the community, I saw a new energy vehicle being charged. The charging mode of the car is similar to the second one, which is the upstairs "flying wire" to the bottom floor, and then the car is charged after transfer. "At night, there will be more charging cars, and the charging cables of motor vehicles and non-motor vehicles are dense, and they are a little scary to look at. Just as he stopped to observe, a resident passing by said.
A new energy vehicle being charged in the Sen'anyuan community.
In fact, in the 12345 citizen service hotline, there are a lot of complaints about "flying wire charging of new energy vehicles", and many citizens said in their complaints that the situation has been reported to community managers such as property management and neighborhood committees, but they have all ended up without a problem. It stands to reason that the charging of new energy vehicles needs to be equipped with professional charging facilities, how do car owners "fly line charging", and why have the relevant management measures not been promoted?
Long-term exposed wires are susceptible to deterioration due to sun and rain, and if they are suspended in the air or rubbed against the floor or wall, they may cause fire or electric shock accidents.
In recent years, various provinces and cities have successively issued penalty regulations to deal with flying wire charging. For example, Beijing's property management regulations stipulate that illegal illegal pulling of wires to charge electric vehicles will result in fines ranging from 500 yuan to 5,000 yuan. Tianjin's fire regulations make it clear that anyone who charges an electric vehicle in violation of electricity safety requirements will be given a warning or a fine of up to 1,000 yuan. Similarly, Shanghai's regulations on the safety management of non-motorized vehicles also penalize the use of wires and sockets to charge e-bikes in violation of electricity safety requirements.
At present, the rapid development of new energy vehicles has become the pride of China's industry, but a large number of residential areas in many cities, especially old communities, are still facing the problem of not being able to install charging piles.
Xinzhuang thoughtful readers and friends, are you also worried about the new energy vehicle nowhere to charge? Have you also encountered the distress of neighbors charging the car flying wire? What are your views on this problem, or comments and suggestions? Welcome to leave a message and interact with Xinxin.
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