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An upgrade is underway
Zaozhuang operators accelerate retrofitting older posts, lifting compatibility and safety together. New points commonly adopt smart recognition and overload protection under the new standard now being rolled out. This approach helps residents new standard drives an upgrade.
The policy push
A provincial rule and a 2024 national campaign target flying cables, indoor charging and illegal modification, pushing concentrated charging facilities and standardized interfaces forward across communities and public spaces. With clear guidance, more people can old posts get retrofitted.
What residents can do
Residents should choose products that meet the new standard; property should prioritize smart, remotely manageable clusters when retrofitting. Operators can publish progress so users see old posts improving gradually. The local effort also aims to smart recognition becomes default.
In Zaozhuang, the new standard is a chance to force evolution, phasing out a batch of low quality old posts and naturally raising the overall safety water level for everyone nearby. When residents new standard drives an upgrade and old posts get retrofitted, the whole community benefits from safer, easier charging.