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Camera Flash Capacitor Shock. I'm looking for guidelines on how to identify capacitors which have the potential to cause pain, injury or death due to electrical shock if not. I'm lefty and was grasping. The best physical explanation is this: So i was fiddiling around with a disposable camera (i know i know) and i accidentally shocked myself a few times on the capacitor. A camera’s flash mechanism is. There’s no actual “shock” going on, but rather just a transfer of heat energy from a camera or phone’s flash. The capacitor is rated at 330volts and 120uf. The flash capacitor from a camera does have the ability to kill someone if discharged directly across his/her heart. About a month ago i got shocked when working on a sony with a built in flash. The cap was evidently a 330v 87 (or 78?) uf cap. The corenors report stated that the current from the flash capacitor had enough power to fracture bones in the victim's body and caused. The flash has a capacitor voltage of something like 300 volts or more at very high current capability and the heart can stop. It could be enough to.

The flash has a capacitor voltage of something like 300 volts or more at very high current capability and the heart can stop. About a month ago i got shocked when working on a sony with a built in flash. The corenors report stated that the current from the flash capacitor had enough power to fracture bones in the victim's body and caused. The cap was evidently a 330v 87 (or 78?) uf cap. A camera’s flash mechanism is. I'm looking for guidelines on how to identify capacitors which have the potential to cause pain, injury or death due to electrical shock if not. So i was fiddiling around with a disposable camera (i know i know) and i accidentally shocked myself a few times on the capacitor. The best physical explanation is this: I'm lefty and was grasping. The flash capacitor from a camera does have the ability to kill someone if discharged directly across his/her heart.

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Camera Flash Capacitor Shock So i was fiddiling around with a disposable camera (i know i know) and i accidentally shocked myself a few times on the capacitor. A camera’s flash mechanism is. I'm lefty and was grasping. About a month ago i got shocked when working on a sony with a built in flash. I'm looking for guidelines on how to identify capacitors which have the potential to cause pain, injury or death due to electrical shock if not. There’s no actual “shock” going on, but rather just a transfer of heat energy from a camera or phone’s flash. It could be enough to. The best physical explanation is this: The cap was evidently a 330v 87 (or 78?) uf cap. The corenors report stated that the current from the flash capacitor had enough power to fracture bones in the victim's body and caused. The flash capacitor from a camera does have the ability to kill someone if discharged directly across his/her heart. The capacitor is rated at 330volts and 120uf. So i was fiddiling around with a disposable camera (i know i know) and i accidentally shocked myself a few times on the capacitor. The flash has a capacitor voltage of something like 300 volts or more at very high current capability and the heart can stop.