I think it should be, because my own pile, installation and wiring are all approved by my own supervision, the parking space and pile are my personal property, the electricity meter is the power supply bureau, but the electricity meter belongs to the public area in the distribution room. It is the responsibility of the owner to ensure that his property is good and safe, just like his toilet leaks downstairs and needs to be repaired in time.
In the public area built to facilitate the owner's equipment and facilities, and the site selection of the industry committee and the property through consultation, under normal circumstances, there is no problem.
What is the questioner worried about? A safe distance? At present, I have not seen the relevant normative requirements and other documents that have clearly stipulated this. Therefore, it is suggested that the subject is better to take a step back, and it is not meaningful to care about it.
Regulate the parking and charging behavior of electric vehicles. Citizens should park their electric vehicles in a safe place and ensure safety when charging them. It is strictly prohibited to park or charge electric vehicles in public areas such as shared walkways, stairwells and safety exits in the building.
Citizens should try not to park or charge electric vehicles in their personal homes; If it is necessary to park and charge, preventive measures such as isolation and monitoring should be implemented to prevent fire.
The outside of the building is a public area, and the setting of charging piles is also for the public service, so it is legal, but it must be approved by the power supply and safety supervision departments.