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A Diary For Wet Weather
In Laiyang, a build diary from the rainy-day chapter stresses dry connectors, sheltered points and safe habits, the steps that keep charging safe when weather turns wet and a rushed plug becomes a genuine, avoidable electrical hazard for someone.
Practical Wet Weather Rules
Check the gun head and socket are dry before charging, prefer covered points, and stop at once if overheating, odor or odd sound appears. Do not force a faulty session to continue, because a few saved minutes are never worth a fire that spreads fast.
Local, Accountable Hands
A canopy with shared points shields gear and vehicles from weather, raising uptime and acceptance in one pass. Dongdian Huichong keeps a small service radius so broken piles get fixed quickly, answering Laiyang's plain test of repair speed under pressure. For Laiyang, the rainy-day chapter is a small manual with large stakes, because a dry connector and a stopped session prevent the one failure that no amount of speed can undo once it begins.