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How many volts are safe to get shocked with without causing someone permanent damage?
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For most people, it takes around 100-200 volts to cause lasting harm. However, the intensity of the shock and the size and electrical properties of an individual's body can affect the likelihood of injury. Additionally, there are certain precautions, such as earthing (also known as grounding), which can reduce the risk of an electrical injury.