Many people now use electric vehicles, but most do not know what to pay attention to when charging the battery. As the cold of winter draws near and the busy season approaches, charging will reach its peak use, and charging precautions become especially important. Please focus on the following points:

1. When you take the battery out to charge, do not touch the two electrode connectors under the battery box with your hands or with a metal object at the same time, to avoid injury. Also, lay the battery flat and do not turn it upside down.

2. During charging, keep the battery and charger in a safe place out of the reach of children.

3. Use the charger in a dry, well-ventilated environment; this is another key point for charging an electric vehicle battery.

4. While charging, never cover the charger with anything, to prevent overheating and damage.

5. When using the charger, keep liquids and metal particles out of it, and prevent it from being dropped or struck to avoid damage.

6. The charger contains high-voltage circuits, so consumers should not take it apart on their own.

7. If during charging you smell something unusual or clearly feel that the charger casing is too hot, stop charging immediately and take it to a designated repair point for inspection.

8. Do not mix brands when charging: never use a charger from one brand to charge a battery from another brand, as this may cause unnecessary damage.

A friendly reminder: use fast charging as little as possible. Fast-charging stations found all over the streets are convenient, but they also shorten battery life. The above are the key winter precautions for charging an electric vehicle battery.