Can You Charge a Car in the Rain?

[KeiraAnn]

Yes, but the plug must not be exposed to rain. Here is relevant information about electric vehicle charging: 1. Precautions: Water in the charger can easily burn out circuit boards and control components, and human proximity or contact may cause irreversible harm. Additionally, water ingress in the charger can lead to electronic component failures. If the charger remains in working condition, it can overcharge the battery, causing damage. 2. Charging Instructions: Charge according to the battery capacity, typically taking 8-10 hours to fully charge. Disconnect the power promptly after full charge. If the power remains on for too long, the electronic components inside the charger may overheat, potentially causing a short circuit and sparks, which could lead to a fire. Nighttime and early morning are the most prone times for fires, so it's best to charge during the day under supervision. Once the indicator light on the charger turns green, unplug it as soon as possible. The charging environment should be well-ventilated, with an optimal ambient temperature of 25°C. Avoid exposing the vehicle to direct sunlight or rain during storage.