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High voltage is anything over 60 v. DC is more lethal than AC. Early electrical power in the UK was 100 v DC and absolutely lethal - far more so than 240v AC. DC electrolyses your cells, and you cannot let go. AC tends to throw you off with a shock, and no electrolysis.I guess they are using "high voltage" to differentiate between 12v (low voltage) of ancillaries and 400v(ish) traction supply? That's how I, as a layman, understands it.
Nice, at least I can tell the difference when I next touch the wrong cable!DC electrolyses your cells, and you cannot let go. AC tends to throw you off with a shock, and no electrolysis.
Yep, 50V DC will overcome the natural resistance in your skin and will stop your heart.High voltage is anything over 60 v. DC is more lethal than AC. Early electrical power in the UK was 100 v DC and absolutely lethal - far more so than 240v AC. DC electrolyses your cells, and you cannot let go. AC tends to throw you off with a shock, and no electrolysis.