Do I need to go in person to apply for a charging pile meter in Hangzhou?

You don't have to go in person to apply for a charging pile meter in Hangzhou. 1. Application Form for Installation of Self-use Charging Piles for New Energy Electric Vehicles in Hangzhou 1 can be directly downloaded and printed in quintuplicate; 2, parking permit, each community management is different, some communities do not need it, if it is their own parking space, some can use the parking contract; 3. Go to the property and stamp it, and the property will generally be copied and preserved; 4. Tenants should add a rental contract, and some communities will not open charging pile installation services to tenants for the time being.

1, own parking space, just confirm whether the property is willing to install charging piles and whether there is management fee;

2. If the parking spaces in the community are not sold publicly or can only be rented, it is necessary to confirm with the property whether the parking spaces can be rented for a long time, long-term rental and fixed, and both conditions are indispensable;

3. Confirm the position of the power supply room, wire the pipeline, and select the nearest parking space within the scope allowed by the pipeline.

Two. Fill in the Application Form for Installing Self-used Charging Piles for New Energy Electric Vehicles in Hangzhou+Parking Proof and affix the official seal of the property.

1. "Hangzhou new energy electric vehicle self-use charging pile installation application form" Figure 1 can be directly downloaded and printed (some 4s shops will give it to you after you buy a car) in quintuplicate;

2, parking permit, each community management is different, some communities do not need it, if it is their own parking space, some can use the parking contract;

3. Go to the property and stamp it, and the property will generally be copied and preserved;

4. Tenants should add a rental contract, and some communities will not open charging pile installation services to tenants for the time being.

(Photo/Text/Photo: Pacific Auto Network Q&A called Beast)