Tesla Inc (TSLA)

[Scumbag Fraudsters]

WTF?!!!

No car is above a 12v system because 44v is enough to break the resistance of the skin.

Do you mean 24v is enough to break the resistance of the skin? (whatever that means).

Your statement seems to imply that any voltage between 24v and 44v is safe to use.


FYI Fuglytruck uses a 48v system although it's a truck (allegedly), not a car.

During the recent 2023 Investor Day, Tesla's representatives confirmed the intention to introduce a 48V system, which despite many years, is still a rare solution in the automotive industry.

Tesla will use a 48V system because it will reduce the current by a factor of four, compared to 12V systems. This voltage level is still considered safe.

Lots of military, commercial and industrial vehicles and equipment use 24v systems.

24-volt systems have similar advantages over 12-volt systems. Smaller, lighter wiring harnesses can be utilized, electric motors of the same size are more powerful and the effects of voltage drops are minimized.

These higher voltage electrical systems are common in commercial, industrial and military vehicles for these reasons. These vehicles typically use diesel engines with high compression, so powerful starters are required. Reliability is increased due to fewer problems with voltage drops.

The aerospace industry commonly uses 24v/28v systems.

flyingmag.com

A 28-volt system is generally more efficient than a 14-volt system because the same amount of electrical power can be carried in smaller wires.

Why don't the billions of operators & passengers of these vehicles and equipment experience this bizarre breakage of skin resistance of which you speak?

Why are sellers of 24v batteries and those who install them, able to do so with their bare hands without fear of permanently damaging their skin resistance?

Why does Amazon sell all these 24v batteries with no safety warnings about needing special safety gear for protection from dangerous skin resistance breakage?