Many residents in your community have purchased or are thinking about buying an electric vehicle (EV) but may be unaware of the risk of fire or electric shock injury related to charging EVs.
Did you know:
Charging an EV is safe when done with certified equipment.
Share these charging safety tips with EV owners in your community to help them lower their risk of having an associated fire or an electric shock injury.
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Before buying an EV, have a qualified electrician install:
Charging EVs:
Follow manufacturer's guidelines when charging your vehicle. Check with your local dealer if you need additional information.
Plug Level I EV chargers directly into an outlet designed to handle the amperage of the charging device. Never use a multiplug adapter or extension cord.
Install a residual current device with the charging unit. It will turn off the power if a fault is detected and help prevent a fire.
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