On Fri, 27 Jun 2014 03:01:42 -0500, Richard R. Pope wrote:
:: I would like to see how they are doing 1000 volt PV
:: installations. Very dangerous. Lots of power there. Also goes the
:: same for 1.5KV systems but even more so

I think we should probably be discussing this in terms of Joules or Watts=20
rather than voltage/currents.

Electronic massage machines can have between 500 and 1kV outputs, but the=20
current is in the micro/nano amps, therefore it is not the voltage or=20
current per se but the combination and time/frequency exposed that is the=20
item of interest. Defibrillators outputs are also referenced in Joules.

I think this is an extract from the paper I have somewhere at work -=20
conducted by Georgia University, I assuming in the US.

http://www.highvoltageconnection.com/articles/ElectricShockQuestions.htm

I thought at the time it made interesting reading, my colleague was of the=
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counter opinion.

Colin

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