Reasons why Tricycle Motorcycle tend to leak electricity on rainy days

Tricycle Motorcycle are prone to leakage on rainy days and sometimes cause tail lights to emit smoke. Our Tricycle Motorcycle manufacturer encountered such a customer. He said that the tricycle that was fully charged at home ran out of power after half the normal distance. The battery was not durable and the taillight was smoking.

1. The headlights of his car are LED. The headlights cannot be turned off. The switch is turned off, but they are still on. This means that water has entered the headlight cover and the circuit inside is wet and conductive. In this case, there is no need to repair, just go home and let it dry. This is a point of failure.
2. At the bus interface under his car body. The bus is under the car and is exposed to a lot of mud and water. There is a water short circuit between the positive and negative poles, which also consumes electricity. Over time, the circuit will be seriously corroded and the resistance will increase.
3. The taillight plug is filled with water and smoking. There are turn signals, brake lights, and night running lights on the tail lights. Because Tricycle Motorcycle generally don't have a converter to change the voltage, these lights are all 48 volts (which is the same voltage as your battery). When the plug is out and enters muddy water, and you turn on the turn signal or step on the brakes, the line will be short-circuited. If the wire size is too thin, smoke will emit, which is very dangerous. It is recommended that the plug must be waterproof.