How much current does human body can tolerate?

Answer 1

In most cases, the voltage of an electric incident, such as from a broken light bulb or a stun gun, is must less important than the amperage. In theory, there is no upper limit to the voltage that a human can survive, depending on how many amps are flowing.

Answer 2

1mA = Threshold for Human Perception

1 - 6mA = Let-go current. The sensation is unpleasant but does not impair the ability of muscles to release objects

9 - 25mA = Painful sensation experienced. Usually difficult or impossible to release energized objects if grasped by ones hand.

60-100mA = Results in Ventricular fibrillation / stoppage of the heart / Inhibition of respiration. this would ultimately result in serious injury or death.

Answer 3

The human body can typically tolerate an electric current of up to 10 milliamperes (mA) without serious injury. Currents higher than this can cause cardiac arrest or severe burns. It is important to practice electrical safety to prevent shock or injury.

Answer 4

It depends on how strong a person heart is and it can tolerate upto 1000 ohms whereas heart can tolerate only upto 1 mA.

Answer 5

0.3mA is is when a safety switch trips because at 0.4mA you have a heart attack and at 0.5mA your dead !

Answer 6

30 mA. anything over 30 mA can kill you

Answer 7

Maximum level of what?

Answer 8

in the order of mA.