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No sane regulating body would approve any dangerous charging systems.

• userbinator 5y ago
  Nonetheless, I fully expect there to be at least a few deaths and injuries once EVs become more common. Probably not as likely via electrocution, but more likely via something catching fire. There are huge amounts of power being transferred; when (not if) something goes wrong, it tends to be quite catastrophic.
  • jatone 5y ago
    there's a huge amount of power being transferred into your home too. it really isn't a problem to do safely.
  • BHSPitMonkey 5y ago
    Maybe, but I can't really fathom public chargers being made/installed without ground-fault and arc-fault protection.