"Dean Hoffman" " wrote in message

On 11/11/13 4:57 PM, Robert Green wrote:

Agreed. Even less voltage than that can be fatal!


http://www.mikeholt.com/mojonewsarch...s~20020521.htm
that says that "Death from an electric shock (ventricular fibrillation*)
can
occur when the touch voltage is above 30V RMS resulting in as little as
30
milliamperes of current flowing though the body. This can occur when
improper neutral-to-case connections are made and the neutral is
opened."

--
Bobby G.


I like that Mike Holt site. I needed information a couple times
for my work. It explained things plainly.

Yes, agree. It's not just Mike writing, either, but a whole team of
electricians with knowledge it a lot of different areas. They always
provide plenty of background information and NEC citations to explain what
they're talking about. I invariably end up reading a lot more than what I
came to the site to look for because it's so well-written and interesting.

--
Bobby G.