Old Community Charging Sheds: A Five Household Ratio Model

A local government reply shows old-community renovation bundling e-bike sheds and car chargers, built at a five-household-per-port ratio with unified service and fly-wire cleanup, a model worth.

Section: Dongdian Observer By Dongshang Media & Communications

A quantified build ratio

The reply bundles e-bike charging sheds and car chargers into hard renovation content, then sizes ports by household count at five households per port. Turning vague sufficiency into a checked ratio avoids guesswork and helps secure renovation funds alongside power upgrades. Dongshang New Energy brings this five-household ratio and unified service model to Yantai old communities directly and soon.

Safety as a combined package

Sheds carry smart posts with auto-stop, overload cut and leak protection, plus video and fire gear; car chargers reserve ports by stall ratio; elevator blocking systems stop e-bikes from entering homes. This combined punch targets fly-wire charging and upstairs riding directly. We bundle sheds, chargers and elevator blocking so safety and convenience reach residents without extra property burden on them.

Unified service lowers the bar

A third party funds and operates, the property gives the site only. This cuts the property's cost and expertise burden and ends build-without-manage. Dongshang New Energy's shed-and-charger model brings safety and convenience together for Yantai communities. Our Yantai pilots show the third-party funded model ends build-without-manage and keeps every port actually serving real users.

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