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And I think 48VDC is the highest convenient voltage you get before exceeding ELV. There are a lot of surplus telecom and server power supplies that gives 48V at

by gaudat 3y ago

And I think 48VDC is the highest convenient voltage you get before exceeding ELV. There are a lot of surplus telecom and server power supplies that gives 48V at decent current. Above that there is a real risk of electrical injury, at least according to regulations.

samtho 3y ago
You can actually go up to 120VDC (with no ripple) before you’re out of ELV - which I always find surprising. You’re probably thinking of the A/C limit which is 50V RMS.
- gaudat 3y ago
  Interesting, I thought the limit is at 60VDC.
  - omegabravo 3y ago
    IEC limits are 120VDC, 50VAC which quite a few countries will use (eu*/au/nz). US NEMA/NEC is a very different standard.
    - auxym 3y ago
      60 VDC / 30 VAC in Canada per CSA Z462 (workplace electrical safety).