High-voltage components retain dangerous energy levels after system shutdown. Eliminating this stored charge prevents electric shock and hardware damage during maintenance or faults.

Unintended electrical paths between high-voltage storage and vehicle chassis pose lethal shock hazards and equipment damage. Mitigating these risks ensures passenger safety and prevents catastrophic insulation breakdown.

Inadequate detection of heat accumulation in high-voltage storage leads to catastrophic cell failure. Early identification of thermal instability prevents battery degradation and safety hazards.

Undetected parasitic currents and residual voltages pose significant safety risks and system degradation. Identifying these hidden faults prevents catastrophic insulation failure and electric shock.