Electronic Vehicle Electrocution Attorney

Electronic Vehicles Pose a Grave Electrical Shock Hazard

An electronic vehicle can cause a serious and even lethal shock to you, if you are working in and around the electronic vehicle. You may be susceptible to burns, internal organ damage and electrocution from working in, near and around your electronic vehicle. To understand the reasons for an electric shock, we need to put our physics hat on for a few moments. If you are charging up your electronic vehicle, the battery that is being recharged may be in contact with the negative terminal of the battery. There is a large conductive surface on the electronic vehicle, and you need to be careful of this at all times. Even being as careful as possible, there is still the chance that you can easily be electrocuted by your electronic vehicle.

If you are standing in contact with a positive terminal potential in relation to the battery, here is the dangerous part. The chassis of the electronic vehicle will temporarily and without intention connect to the ground at some point, causing a joint connection called a two-terminal contact. You will basically become a conductive electrical resource for your electronic vehicle, and the electricity will start to flow through your body as a result of just touching your electronic vehicle while you are standing on the ground.

Your Electric Vehicle Is a Mechanical Wonder, and Extremely Dangerous to Be Around!

Back with your physics hat on, don’t take it off quite yet. An electronic vehicle is different from a conventional gas vehicle in every way. Suffice it to say, the electronic vehicle has electromagnetic interferences that can affect the car from the inside and outside of the unit. Said another way, you need to know that you have a fully functioning emergency stop switch on your electronic vehicle, to stop the power supply batteries and fuel cells from working when you are working in, near or around the electronic vehicle.

Remember, there is a high level of electrical charges running through the car at all times. It regenerates its energy at rest in some instances, and in that way, your electronic vehicle may always be considered to be “on.” Your electronic vehicle may be recharging its auxiliary power supplies such as for the air conditioning, lights, wipers and other components. The battery on an electronic vehicle operates and powers everything on that vehicle. It can even be more expensive to replace than the motor, in some cases. The fact is, your electronic vehicle can short circuit at any time, and will then pose a high risk that it could electrocute you even fatally.

Charging the Battery of an Electronic Vehicle Poses a Risk of a Shock

The electronic vehicle battery is not supposed to be charged up to the “fill” line. It is meant to be charged at a range of operation between 20% to 80%. You need to read carefully the owner’s manual and understand that you can over charge your battery, where you will have problems. Also, if your battery is routinely under charged you can also have issues with the electronic vehicle.

There is an off-board battery charger that can be used to quickly recharge your electronic vehicle, as well as an on-board battery charger. If you are using an on-board chargers they need to be completely grounded during charging, and all safety guidelines need to be followed.

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