How to Install an Ora Charging Station?
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You need to provide a copy of the user's ID card, the New Energy Passenger Vehicle Charging Conditions Confirmation Form, proof of property management approval for installation, and proof of parking space. The manufacturer will determine the construction plan, and the construction time varies depending on conditions and garage location. The power company will conduct an on-site inspection. If the inspection is passed, the meter will be sealed, and the power company will then produce the corresponding power card, which will be collected by the charging station company and handed over to the owner. Check that the charging station equipment is intact, the cables and connectors are in good condition, and avoid using the charging station outdoors without a rain shelter to prevent the risk of electric leakage.
I have experience installing an Ora charging pile. The first step is to get a consent form signed by the property management, and you should also prepare a copy of the parking space ownership certificate. The property management needs to confirm that the installation route does not occupy public areas, and fire safety regulations are crucial. Next, apply for a dedicated charging pile meter on the State Grid app. When filling out the application form, select 'Private Charging Facility.' Within three days, an electrician will come to survey and install the meter location. After the meter is installed, schedule the installation service on the Ora app, and a professional team will bring the charging pile accessories to your location. The technicians will first measure the route length, providing 30 meters of cable for free, with an additional charge of 45 yuan per meter for any extra length. They recommend wall-mounted installation on the rear wall or a column of the parking space, using shockproof drills to avoid damaging the wall during drilling. The whole process takes about three hours. Finally, they use a leakage tester to ensure safety and personally guide you on using the mobile app to schedule charging times, emphasizing that charging after 10 PM is the cheapest.