At around 11:30 p.m. on April 7, Master Zhang, a resident of the Hongta Group, smelled a strong smell of burnt paste at home, and after some investigation, he learned that it was a neighbor who took the electric car battery home to charge it, which almost caused a fire.
Telephone interview with Ms. Zhang, a resident of the community: "They are the fire caused by the battery of the electric car being charged at home, there is smoke but there should be no open flame, the smoke has smoked upstairs, which is very pungent." Batteries release a lot of harmful substances, and we smell a bad smell and can't sleep. Firefighters also came to the scene, saying that they could not carry the battery of the electric car to charge at home, which should be illegal, and how should this party deal with this matter, and the lives of our residents are not protected at all. ”
According to Ms. Zhang, the reporter found the property management of the community, and the staff introduced that on the evening of April 7, a resident did cause a fire when charging the battery of an electric vehicle at home, and then the resident extinguished the fire and reported 119. Although the property management has also posted reminders in prominent places in various parts of the community, some residents still turn a blind eye.
Subsequently, the reporter also found the resident. At this time, there is no pungent smell in the residents' rooms, the walls of the home are not blackened, and the remaining soot has been cleaned up.
Reporter talks to residents:
"[April 7] Charging at home?"
"Yes. ”
"How's it going?"
"It's okay, put it away, clean it up again. ”
"Is there an open flame?"
"There was just a little smoke, no open flames. ”
"How did you come up with the idea of taking the battery home?"
"I happened to be right next to me. ”
"No, people are dangerous next to them, and if the battery catches fire or explodes, ordinary people can't extinguish it at all, and they may burn down their homes, so you still have to be careful in the future. How do you think that the battery will not be charged at the parking shed when you get home?"
"Thinking of spending less money and being more convenient. ”
"It's too dangerous, don't put it at home to charge it in the future. ”
"No, absolutely not in the future, who is not afraid, I am afraid myself, I was scared at that time. ”
"How did you put out the fire?"
"Splash water, there happens to be a bucket of water here. ”
"Don't do it again next time. ”
"No, absolutely not. ”
In response to other residents' questions about whether the household's behavior of charging electric vehicle batteries at home involves illegality, the reporter also consulted a lawyer.
Ma Lixuan, a lawyer at Yunnan Baqian Law Firm: " If other residents want to push electric vehicles or batteries to charge at home, residents can also be dissuaded in the case of discovery, discourage not listening, you can timely feedback the relevant situation to the property department, the property department should timely register the relevant situation in the register for door-to-door visits, or you can report and feedback to the public security and fire department in a timely manner, if the fire is caused, the charging household has also violated the fire law and other laws and regulations, and the public security organs can place them under administrative detention. ”
In view of the situation that some residents in the Hongta Group took the battery home to charge it without permission, resulting in a fire and flying wire charging, on the afternoon of April 8, the Baima East District Neighborhood Committee, the property management of the Hongta Group, the street safety supervision station, the police of the Daguanlou Police Station, and the Xishan District Fire Brigade carried out a joint inspection and rectification of the community.
During the inspection, many departments found that the situation of flying wire charging in the community was more common, some hid the plug-in board in the green belt, and some electric vehicles were parked in the unit corridor for flying wire charging. The relevant staff also carried out on-site banning.
Staff: "Pay attention to safety, we cut it and push it away with a cart." ”
Mao Hongfei, deputy captain of the Xishan District Fire and Rescue Brigade of Kunming City: "The scene found that the first is the flying wire charging, and the second is that there are electric vehicles entering the house and charging at the unit door. The inside of the unit door is a public passage, and after a fire occurs when entering the house for charging, the smoke will float upstairs, which will affect the safety of other people's lives, which is not advisable. In the event of a fire, the flying wire charging affects other people's homes, and it will also be subject to corresponding legal sanctions. ”
Firefighters said that the consequences of flying wire charging are serious, and the act of bringing electric vehicle batteries to the home for charging is also undesirable.
Mao Hongfei, deputy captain of the Xishan District Fire and Rescue Brigade of Kunming City: "It may be 10 seconds to 20 seconds, after thermal runaway, there will be splashing and explosive combustion, and a large amount of heat and toxic smoke will be emitted at the first time, and high temperature will cause respiratory burns, especially smoke containing carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide. They discovered the fire in time, and if it had been a little late, it might have become a big disaster. ”
Firefighters said that administrative penalties will be taken against residents who do not listen to repeated dissuasion and charge in violation of regulations.
Mao Hongfei, deputy captain of the Xishan District Fire and Rescue Brigade of Kunming City: "I strongly ask everyone not to take the self-loading battery home to charge." ”
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Editor: Ma Xiaonan
Editor: Lin Shuaichao
Final review: Zhao Wen