An electric car caught fire in the corridor, killing three people. How to avoid electrical safety accidents?

Putting cars in the corridors can easily cause fires. How to avoid electrical safety accidents can mainly focus on the following aspects: 1. Do not park electric cars and debris in the corridors, and charge with flying cables; 2. Regularly charge Check the lines of electric vehicles; 3. Do not ride electric vehicles during heavy rain or water on the road; 4. Conduct regular safety inspections on community properties.

1. Do not park electric vehicles or other debris in the corridors or use flying cables for charging. Electric vehicles spontaneously ignite in corridors, causing fires. We often see news like this on the Internet. This shows that this is a relatively common safety hazard, so to completely prevent this phenomenon from happening, we must start from the root, that is, do not park electric vehicles in the corridor to avoid causing harm. Electric vehicles should be parked in carports within the community or in centralized storage areas for charging to ensure the safety of residents.

2. Regularly check the lines of electric vehicles. If you ride an electric bicycle for a long time, some circuits will be prone to aging. Just like people, as we get older, we will develop various diseases. So we people go for physical examinations regularly, and our electric vehicles also need to check the circuits regularly. Maybe we are not professionals ourselves, but we can take it to the place where electric vehicles are repaired and do an inspection. In this way, we can avoid some major disasters. Don't lose the big for the small.

3. Do not ride an electric bicycle during heavy rain or when there is water on the road. The weather is always cloudy and sunny, with heavy rains occasionally occurring. In heavy rain, it is easy for water to accumulate on the road surface. Therefore, it is recommended that you do not ride an electric bicycle during rainy weather or when there is a lot of water on the road surface after a rain, to avoid potential safety hazards caused by water entering the battery or lines. In addition, it has recently been discovered that during heavy rains, people ride some private electric scooters in order to protect their electric scooters. Although they are not their own, we must take care of public belongings and be a quality person. citizens.

4. Regular safety inspections of community properties. As the property department of the community, it is the responsibility to protect the safety of residents' lives and property. Therefore, the property department must regularly conduct safety hazard inspections, conduct publicity and education for residents, and reduce the phenomenon of electric vehicles parking indiscriminately in corridors.