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The dispute everyone faces
In Zhifu, the safety-responsibility boundary of charging facilities is the most common friction point among property managers, owners, and operators. Putting patrol, repair, and accident duty into a written agreement has become a necessary step before a single pile is switched on for public use.
Paper now saves arguments later
Site ownership, power-supply duty, patrol frequency, incident handling, and fee settlement should be written down before construction. It feels like extra talk up front, yet it prevents the costliest finger-pointing later when a fault lands and nobody wants to pay the repair or the apology.
A named party on site
A dense network still fails if broken piles sit unrepaired, billing stays opaque, and data stays siloed. Dongdian Huichong runs 24/7 monitoring with a local crew, so each pile has someone accountable from the first day, and responsibility that is written and staffed is responsibility that actually holds.