What voltage is safe then?
Lectrician said:50v is considered a safe touch voltage.
ebee said:good debate I`m pleased with the answers.
It shows some thought here.
Another thought - why are voltages classifications higher at DC than AC?
Example Low voltage = 1000v AC & 1600v DC & Extra low = 50 V AC & 120v DC (in the regs)
Actually not equal but not exceeding
0.033A = 33mA, not 333.....Big_Spark said:0.033A or 333mA
You should take more water with it, old boy...Incidently, I just measured mine and it came back at 17243 Ohms!
What's the peak-peak value of 1000V RMS?ebee said:Another thought - why are voltages classifications higher at DC than AC?
Example Low voltage = 1000v AC & 1600v DC
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