Charging Safety & Maintenance

EV charging safety starts with proper installation by certified electricians. Always inspect cables for damage before use and avoid charging during thunderstorms. Keep charging ports clean and dry, checking monthly for corrosion or debris. Ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCI) are essential for preventing electrical hazards. Schedule annual professional inspections to test insulation resistance and connection integrity. Never use extension cords or damaged equipment. In extreme temperatures (-20°C to 45°C), reduce charging speed to protect battery health. Most chargers require minimal maintenance: clean air filters quarterly, check cooling fans, and update firmware regularly for optimal performance.