Which department does not allow the installation of charging piles in residential properties?

If the residential property is not allowed to install charging piles, you can seek assistance from the property management office of the Housing and Construction Bureau of the jurisdiction, or you can bring a lawsuit to the people's court for mediation. Secondly, you can also call the manufacturer's customer service phone for help and ask the manufacturer to solve the installation problem of charging piles.

Requirements for installing charging piles in residential areas

Whether the charging pile can be installed in the parking space of the community owner depends on the comprehensive evaluation of the infrastructure and power load of the community. Fire control facilities are fully equipped and can be installed if they meet the relevant conditions. If the parking space in the community is confirmed by the relevant departments to be unqualified, the owner cannot install the charging pile at will. After all, safety comes first.

For those who meet the installation conditions, according to the regulations, the property must cooperate with the installation of charging piles. Those who refuse to cooperate can find the community, the Property Office of the Housing and Construction Bureau to coordinate in turn, and even call the mayor's hotline to complain. If it can't be solved, you can consider filing a lawsuit like Mr. Fan mentioned above.