Key points in this article
Sort the Scene First
On grounding protection, the one rule is to sort the scenario before proposing a fix. Grounding is invisible until it fails, so matching it to the site matters more than a generic install done by rote.
Make It a Standard
Write the grounding standard into your process and into a family safety pact so everyone follows it. The useful check is to put the standard in the routine, not in memory that fades under pressure.
Dongshang New Energy reminds users that grounding done right protects the whole setup, and that a calm professional check early costs less than a fault later that damages far more than the charger.
Test the ground path periodically, not only at commissioning. A connection that loosens with vibration is still a hazard the day after the inspector leaves.
Grounding is the part you forget until you need it most. Match it to the site and test it now and then. Dongshang New Energy treats that invisible link as the first line of defense, not an afterthought.