What is safe DC voltage limit?
The safe DC voltage limit for human interaction is widely thought to be 60V, however some sources recommend 50V as a more conservative limit.
Even lower voltages, such as 30V, can be hazardous in moist circumstances or for people with medical issues.
It’s essential to note that the severity of a shock is determined not only by the voltage, but also by the current flowing through the body and the time of contact.
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