Standing non-motor vehicle charging piles are used on the streets of Shanghai, charging 1 yuan for 4 hours.

CTOnews.com, Oct. 15 (Xinhua) according to the official account "Shanghai Huangpu" Wechat, Shanghai's first street standing non-motor vehicle charging pile has been opened in Huangpu District of Shanghai to facilitate citizens to charge non-motor vehicles such as electric bicycles and eliminate safety risks caused by "flying line charging".

CTOnews.com learned that there were a total of four charging posts in the charging area, each equipped with a small fire extinguisher with an intelligent mode in the socket. These charging piles are all calculated on the basis of civil electricity. One yuan can be recharged for four hours, and if the charge is not filled for four hours, the corresponding proportion of the charge will be refunded. For example, 0.5 yuan will be refunded to the account if the electricity is cut off only two hours after the payment of 1 yuan.

In the future, residents of the community will no longer have to charge non-motor vehicles upstairs and downstairs.