This study investigated the characteristics of fire-damaged normal strength and high strength concretes after repaired by electrochemical realkalisation (ER). The characteristics included porosity, pH value of compressive strength and bond strength. ER was applied by using 1 mol/L Na_2CO_3 and 1 mol/L MgCl_2 solutions with a current density of 1 A/m^2 for 7 days. The results show that the pH value of fire-damaged concrete after repaired by ER can be raised, in which Na_2CO_3 is better than MgCl_2. For reducing water absorption of concrete, MgCl_2 is better than Na_2CO_3. The two electrolytes have no significant improvement on the compressive strength and bond strength of the fire-damaged concrete after repaired by ER.