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In Reply to: HFAC safety posted by dave slagle on January 7, 2017 at 08:49:46:
"We have all been taught that it takes 100ma across the chest cavity to kill us"
That is NOT an established axiom, nor is it true. The amount of current needed to interfere with and stop the heart is a few mA or less. Because of this, all biomedical equipment in clinics and hospitals uses special low-capacitance transformers to avoid the possiblity of shock. The UL standard for leakage current of Class II devices in the patient care area is 150uA.
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- MUCH Less Than 100mA Will Kill - Triode_Kingdom 11:08:26 01/07/17 (3)
- RE: GFIs are set to trip below 5ma - deafbykhorns 15:31:43 01/07/17 (0)
- RE: MUCH Less Than 100mA Will Kill - dave slagle 11:24:26 01/07/17 (1)
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