All power is a risk, but anything below 29 volts is considered by regulation to be intrinsically safe (this is referring to flash over etc).
BUT, always use caution and fuse everything, it can still burn from current!
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Ah I see what you meant now. That is kind of funny that 29 volts is the number that is considered 'safe' I would have guessed it to be much lower than that. I learned something new there!
It is the government, so the actual number is 28, but the say below 29, because they think people are too stupid to know if 28 is okay, 12 is also fine.
AND WE PAY THESE PEOPLE! SMH!>:(LOLS! It is all in the wording!
And protecting your Phoney Baloney Jobs with the wording. ROFLOL!
:)It is like when I went to a store that primarily sells chainsaws and told them that I wanted an 'Aggressive chain' for a saw and not a 'Safety chain' and the owner corrected me and said it was a 'Limited kick-back chain' and that if he used (or allowed me to use) the term 'Safety chain' that he could be held liable if I hurt myself with it because the term implies that the chain is 'safe'. What a world man!
Yes it is all in the words anymore, and a lot of people are as dumb as a box of rocks! I saw a warning label on a ladder that said if you use the ladder, you could fall...I felt so protected, SMH!
>:(Haha! On a ladder! Duh!