Installation requirements for household charging piles

The most critical step in the installation requirements of household charging piles is the confirmation of charging conditions. The key point is whether there is a fixed parking space and the property approves the application for the installation of charging piles.

The installation of household charging piles requires a fixed parking space in the community, and communicates with the property in advance, and provides relevant materials to the power company where the residence belongs to declare the meter, which can not be installed if you want to install it.

1. Documents required for installation of household charging piles

The installation requirements for household charging piles require the preparation of housing ownership certificate (copy), resident ID card/household book (original and copy), parking space certificate (parking space rental contract or certificate issued by the property, ownership certificate of the ownership parking space), and the property owner's consent Proof of installation of charging facilities, local driving permit (copy) and other relevant documents.

After the property department agrees to install the charging piles, electricians, power companies and owners need to confirm on site whether the location of the pre-installed charging facilities has relevant installation conditions and whether the fire safety meets the requirements, and then determine the final construction plan.

Then you need to go to the local State Grid Business Office to apply for the installation of a new meter, and then the charging pile installer will lay the cable, install the distribution box, and finally install the charging pile.

After the installation of the charging pile is completed, it is not the case that the installation is complete. A charging test is required to check whether it can be used normally and confirm that it is correct before the completion and acceptance.

2. Issues to be considered in the installation requirements of household charging piles
1. Do you have a private parking space and can you install charging piles in the parking space?
2. Do you agree to install the private pile property? What materials need to be prepared and submitted to the property during installation?
3. Regarding the line problem, whether it is connected inside or outside the community, how long is the line, whether the voltage can meet the needs, and how to deal with it if it can't? Will the power supply bureau agree to go outside and what materials need to be declared?
4. How much is the charge for installing the charging pile at a 4S shop or by finding someone to install it?
5. Does the installer still have the responsibility to continue the maintenance if the failure occurs later? How long is the maintenance date?