In the current thunderstorm, will I be in danger of electric shock when I use electricity?

Try not to use electricity during thunderstorms, because there is a possibility that the current of lightning will enter the inside of the wires and enter the electrical appliances through the wires, causing the electrical appliances to burn out. People cannot be electrocuted.

When thunder and lightning come, pay attention to the following situations:

When thunderstorm and lightning, please unplug the power plug and do not turn on household appliances such as TVs, computers, VCD players, etc., to avoid lightning injury and damage to electrical appliances.

When water enters the house, the main switch of the incoming power supply should be disconnected in time to prevent water leakage of electrical equipment.

It is not advisable to use solar water heaters for bathing during thunderstorms, and solar water heaters are basically installed on the roof, which is likely to cause lightning.

Do not touch metal objects such as gas pipes and water pipes. When heavy rain and thunder and lightning are combined, wired and wireless should be used with caution**, thunderstorm weather, when the mobile phone is turned on, especially when receiving **, the electromagnetic wave signal is strong, and it is easy to cause "induction thunder".

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There is a bit of a risk of using electricity during a thunderstorm, depending on the situation. If it is in a qualified commercial house, the risk is very small, and the lightning protection system is relatively perfect. If it is a self-built house and it is in a higher and more open place, and it is a minefield, the risk is greater.

You won't get electrocuted, and a thunderstorm will most likely burn out the TV.

It's a typhoon and a thunderstorm, is there a risk of electric shock when charging an electric car?

People often encounter lightning in their daily life, the voltage of lightning is very high, the current is more than 30,000 times that of ordinary current, and it may reach more than 300,000 times in serious cases. Then some people are curious, if a person is hit by lightning, what will happen to the body? Today I will talk to you about this problem, I think if a person is struck by lightning, there are mainly several physical changes:

First, the harm of lightning strikes is similar to electric shock, but it is faster and more serious, first of all, I want to tell you that if people are struck by lightning, the first situation is that the lightning is extremely powerful, and then it hits the head, then the body may immediately turn into ashes. Even if the body is not reduced to ashes, the person may have died.

Second, a person struck by lightning, whether dead or alive, the blow inflicted by lightning on the human body is enough to make the person lose consciousness at the moment of being struck by lightning, and the unconscious person certainly has no feeling.

Three, if you are struck by lightning, you can still survive, and after a short period of unconsciousness, you will be confused. Wait until you are fully conscious. He felt the electrical burning sensation in his body, a little blackened, his limbs stiffened, and maybe even his organs were disabled.

The damage of lightning strikes to people is mainly electrical burns and electric injuries, and lightning exists for a short time and has a large area of action. Unlike ordinary man-made electrical strikes, the burns caused are less severe, and if there is a metal substance on the surface of the injured person, the body may be burned by high temperatures. It will form red or rose-colored, branch-like or dovetail-like markings on the **, which is called lightning strike marking.

No matter what kind of lightning strikes you, or dies or injure, it's certainly not a nice feeling. Therefore, we should pay special attention in our lives, especially when it rains and thunders, it is best not to play with mobile phones or use other electrical appliances. Especially in rural areas.

The lightning protection measures are not complete, and accidents are very easy. In addition to the several physical changes I mentioned above, do you have any other ideas, welcome everyone to follow me and leave a message to discuss.

During a thunderstorm, there is no danger in using electricity. Now high-rise buildings are equipped with lightning protection devices, so there is no need to worry about lightning strikes. The only thing that is not good for the appliance is that there is a possibility of a sudden power outage.

No, many high-rise buildings now have lightning protection devices to avoid lightning strikes during thunderstorms, so it is better to use electricity with peace of mind, there will be no risk.

There is a certain risk that once struck by lightning, all electronic devices that use electricity will cause damage.

It may be ......(Not generally, but the probability is still there).

Generally, there is no problem, and the current circuit system is different from a few decades ago, and it has the function of automatic tripping.