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Why is it important to maintain the charging pile?

The importance of maintaining charging piles lies in the fact that influences by the changeable environment and ageing inner parts can cause various faults. Regular examination and maintenance are necessary during both product storage and using processes.

What is the protection level of indoor and outdoor charging piles?

Indoor charging piles should have a protection level of at least IP32 or above, while outdoor charging piles need to have a protection level of at least IP54 to ensure the safety of human bodies and charging equipment in harsh environments with wind, rain, and the need for better insulation and lightning protection.

What is a charging pile?

Charging piles (or charging stations) convert electricity from the grid into a standardized form used to charge electric vehicles, providing a crucial infrastructure for the growing number of EVs. This conversion ensures EVs can be charged safely and efficiently, promoting wider adoption and convenience for EV owners.

What equipment is included in a charging pile?

Charging pile equipment typically includes: Charging Cables: Connect the charging pile to the vehicle. Control Units: Manage the power delivery and communication between the EV and the charging pile. Mounting Systems: Can be wall-mounted or pedestal-mounted, depending on the installation site.

What is the difference between charging piles and charging stations?

Charging piles and charging stations are terms often used interchangeably, but they can have subtle differences. Charging stations typically refer to a setup where multiple charging piles (units) are available for public use, often found in parking lots, commercial spaces, and dedicated EV charging hubs.

How do I set up the Charging Pile?

To set up the Charging Pile, follow these instructions: Enter the system menu page by clicking ‘system’ at the bottom left of the homepage. A username and password dialog will appear. Use the following credentials: Username: USER, Password: 4567. Click ‘OK’ to enter the system setting page.