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Rain changes the rules
Water and electricity demand respect, so rainy charging is allowed only when the setup meets basic protective conditions. Courage is not a precondition. Use a sheltered, grounded point, confirm the socket and gun are dry, and ensure no pooling near the equipment. If any fails, wait for better conditions.
On site handling
Crews check enclosures, drainage, and indicator status first. A session proceeds only when the site passes; otherwise it is postponed without argument. Users should never wipe a wet connector with a bare hand or force a plug in drizzle. Report and step back if anything feels wrong.
Field rule
Dongshang New Energy postpones rainy sessions rather than risk a fault, because a delayed charge costs less than an unsafe one. Courage is never a precondition for charging in rain; a sheltered, dry, grounded setup is. Postpone rather than push, because a delayed charge costs far less than an unsafe one. If the shelter or the socket fails the test, the right move is simply to wait for better weather.