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timmeister37
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- If an electrical part has no voltage, can the electrical part shock you while the electrical part has no voltage on it?
I'm not an electrical engineer.
I'm a truck driver. So please don't expect me to know much about electricity. This is a serious question.
If an electrical part (such as the contacts of a contactor) has no voltage, can the electrical part shock a person while the electrical part has no voltage?
I'm a truck driver. So please don't expect me to know much about electricity. This is a serious question.
If an electrical part (such as the contacts of a contactor) has no voltage, can the electrical part shock a person while the electrical part has no voltage?