Is it legal that the property is not allowed to install charging piles?

Legal analysis: it is illegal to install charging piles, which are indispensable equipment to achieve the purpose of new energy vehicles. Car owners have the right to install charging piles for their own use. Whether it meets the installation conditions such as electricity safety and fire safety should be judged by the relevant departments such as power supply. Property companies should not passively treat or even obstruct the legal installation requirements of charging piles on the grounds of potential safety hazards, but should actively act according to laws and regulations. Charging piles have similar functions to gas station tankers, and can be fixed on the ground or wall and installed in public buildings (public buildings, shopping malls, public parking lots, etc.). ) and parking lots or charging stations in residential areas, and can charge all kinds of electric vehicles according to different voltage levels. Generally, there are two charging modes: normal charging and fast charging. People can use a specific charging card to swipe the card on the man-machine interactive interface provided by the charging pile and print the corresponding charging mode, charging time and cost data. The charging pile display screen can display data such as charging amount, cost and charging time.

Legal basis: Article 4 of the Notice on Accelerating the Construction of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure in Residential Areas guides the owners' committee to support the construction of facilities. Local real estate (housing) administrative departments, sub-district offices or township people's governments and community neighborhood committees should actively strengthen the guidance and supervision of the owners' committee in accordance with the Model Text on the Construction and Management of Residential Charging Infrastructure for Private Users (attached), guide the owners to support the construction and renovation of charging infrastructure, and clarify the rights and obligations of charging infrastructure property owners, construction units, management service units and other related subjects as well as the corresponding construction, use and management processes. The owners' committee (or the management unit authorized by the owners' congress) shall, in principle, agree to and provide necessary assistance to the behavior or requirements of the property owner or long-term lessee (with a lease term of more than one year) who occupies fixed parking spaces to build charging infrastructure.