What is the charging power of a charging pile?
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The charging power varies for different vehicle models. It is generally 160 or 240. Below is some information about the radiation from charging piles: Safety: The electromagnetic radiation generated by electrical appliances has no significant impact on the human body (the sunlight we see every day is a form of electromagnetic radiation), as the intensity of electromagnetic radiation is limited by safety standards. Ionizing radiation has a greater impact on humans (such as what is commonly referred to as nuclear radiation), but it also naturally exists at a certain intensity, and there is no need to worry about it in normal life. Radiation intensity: First, let's look at the national standard regulations. For low frequencies between 1-8 Hz, the permitted public exposure values are: electric field strength of 8000V/m and magnetic field strength of 500A/m, meaning that any intensity below these values is considered acceptable. Taking the commonly used Guoxuan lithium-powered buses and BYD K-series electric buses as examples, the measured electric field strength is 1-2V/m, and the magnetic field strength is 2-4A/m. When the vehicle speed exceeds 40km/h, the electric field strength inside the cabin is below 1A/m, and the magnetic field strength is below 0.05A/m. These values are so small that they can be considered negligible, far lower than those of a typical smartphone.
