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Now, let’s make things interesting. Consider a grounded, relatively high-voltage battery pile: more than 100V, say, like you might encounter with a home solar setup. If you touch that, and are grounded, a complete circuit is formed through you and back to the battery, and you will get a shock, possibly a lethal one.

Now, let’s make things interesting. Consider a grounded, high-voltage battery pile: more than 100V, say, like you might encounter with a home solar setup. If you touch that, and are grounded, a complete circuit is formed through you and back to the battery, and you will get a shock, possibly a lethal one.

Now, let’s make things interesting. Consider a grounded, high-voltage battery pile: more than 100V, say, like you might encounter with a home solar setup. If you touch that, and are grounded, a complete circuit is formed through you and back to the battery, and you will get a shock, possibly a lethal one.

Now, let’s make things interesting. Consider a grounded, relatively high-voltage battery pile: more than 100V, say, like you might encounter with a home solar setup. If you touch that, and are grounded, a complete circuit is formed through you and back to the battery, and you will get a shock, possibly a lethal one.

AC or DC, it doesn’t matter. For current to flow through your body you need two things:

Whether it be AC or DC, for current to flow through your body you need two things: