Is it illegal to charge the battery car upstairs?

It is not illegal for an electric car to go upstairs. It is illegal to charge in the hallway or at home. Because in recent years, there have been many accidents in this country that caused explosions and fires when charging at home or in the corridor. It is also illegal to put the vehicle in the corridor, which will prevent others from escaping.

During the visit, it was found that although many residential buildings posted fire safety tips prohibiting charging electric bicycles in the building, it was still normal for residents to push trolleys upstairs. For the convenience of charging, some residents connect the charging plug-in board into an "extended version" charging line from the floor where they live, and extend it downstairs to charge electric bicycles and even electric cars. With the increase of rainy weather in summer, the unrecoverable rechargeable plug-in board is easy to conduct electricity in the rain, which increases the risk of electric shock for residents.

Some residents are also very helpless about the rule that "carts are not allowed to go upstairs". "There is no equipment for charging electric vehicles in the community. Some models of electric vehicles are designed with batteries connected to the vehicle, so they can only be pushed home to charge when they want to charge. "

When visiting some communities in Xiqing District of Tianjin, it was found that it was very common for residents to go upstairs and downstairs during the morning and evening commuting hours. When asked if he knew the rule that "carts are not allowed to go upstairs", a resident said, "I saw it when I swiped news on my mobile phone, but there was no place to charge when I went upstairs and went home."

Recently, the Emergency Management Department issued the Regulations on Fire Safety Management of High-rise Civil Buildings, which will be implemented from August 2002/KLOC-0 to August 2002/KLOC-0. For the problem of "battery cars parked in the corridor" which is widely concerned by the society, it is clearly proposed that it is forbidden to park or charge electric bicycles in the foyer, evacuation walkway, stairwell and safety exit of high-rise civil buildings.

"The most common electric car fires in life are caused by the' thermal runaway' of the battery." Xiao Bing, president of Academia Sinica of Emma Science and Technology Group, said that there are some secondary recycled and refurbished electric bicycle batteries in the market, which are more likely to cause accidents. In addition, users who mainly sell riders and express delivery industry will overload vehicles in order to increase the delivery volume, and some people will also modify the controller of electric bicycles to achieve the purpose of speeding up, which will inevitably increase the burden on the vehicle battery and lead to the battery "thermal runaway".

"In the fire inspection, there are indeed illegal acts such as' stair flying line charging, indoor charging, and electric vehicles parked in the corridor', which can easily lead to fires." Liu Shengyang, assistant engineer of the fire rescue detachment in Heping District, Tianjin, said that recently, due to a video of electric vehicles deflagrating in an elevator on the Internet, people's reports about electric vehicles entering the elevator and going upstairs surged. As for the situation that electric vehicles enter elevators or houses, according to the current laws and regulations, this phenomenon is not clearly defined, and the fire department cannot handle it.

Liu Shengyang believes that in solving the problem of charging electric vehicles for community residents, only by further promoting the installation and use of intelligent terminal equipment such as intelligent charging piles and elevator induction alarms can the problem of electric vehicles entering the building and entering the household be fundamentally solved.