When charging in rainy days, first make sure that the lines and interfaces of the charger and the vehicle are dry. If the charger or interface is flooded, it can cause a short circuit or other failure, which can cause damage to the battery and the vehicle.
Secondly, indoor charging or rain-proof chargers should be selected for charging. These chargers have a waterproof and moisture-proof function, which can effectively prevent rain from entering the charger.
In addition, during the charging process, it is recommended not to stand next to the vehicle or touch the vehicle, so as not to cause electrical induction due to contact with the current. At the same time, attention should also be paid to the safety of charging to avoid the occurrence of overcharging or battery short circuit.
In short, the correct rainy day charging method is to ensure that the charger and line are dry, choose a rain-proof charger for indoor charging, and pay attention to safety. This ensures that the charging process is safe and reliable without causing damage to the vehicle or battery.