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Technically, that puts it well into the 'low-voltage' classification; generally, 1000 V is the threshold for 'high-voltage'.
by el_zorro 13y ago
Technically, that puts it well into the 'low-voltage' classification; generally, 1000 V is the threshold for 'high-voltage'.
- kgermino 13y ago> generally, 1000 V is the threshold for 'high-voltage' DCV? Not an expert, but my understanding was ~1000V for AC, but much lower for DC
- TorKlingberg 13y agoThe definition depends on the context. When discussing risk of electrical shock, below 50V is usually considered low voltage (and safe).
- moocowduckquack 13y agoYou can kill yourself with much lower voltages than that, assuming the power supply is capable of delivering the amps.