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Will I get a shock if I stand on an insulator and touched a iron which supplies a voltage of 2000000V and without Earth wire?
primarygun said:So a complete circuit is formed and I would probably die?
My thought: No complete circuit, no current, I won't be affected. For the electrostatics, it is irrevalent. Am I correct?
A fatal risk is a potential danger or hazard that could result in death.
An insulator is a material that does not conduct electricity, meaning that it prevents the flow of electrical current.
Voltage can be dangerous at any level, but typically anything above 50 volts can be considered potentially lethal.
Yes, touching a 2MV (2 million volts) iron wire can be fatal as it is a high voltage that can cause electric shock and potentially lead to death.
When working with high voltage equipment, it is important to always wear appropriate protective gear, follow safety protocols and procedures, and have proper training and supervision. It is also important to always assume that all electrical equipment is energized and take necessary precautions to prevent accidents.