Omo see as pepsi bottle fine for that side

Wow

Too bad

Timileyin1234:

Are u kidney me? 4jolts can electrocute human let alone charger

voltage doesn't kill what actually kills is the current. A little 5jolts can kill depending on pass and time of current

This is really sad

1x2x3:
Current from a phone charger is practically not enough to electrocute anyone.... I sense a desperate blogger.

I was once electrocuted while having my bath in the bathroom simply when I attempted to turn on the shower handle.The technicians detected a fault with the heater.

Some peeps will say how can voltage flow through the handle?It always advisable to apply a degree of caution when one hears about these incidents .As for me I wont charge my phone while putting on earpiece at the same time.

Note of Warning; Stop watching Porn Hub while Charging your Mobile phone Battery.

Na palasa phone. Wen i geh power bank

1x2x3:


5 volts can't practically harm a human severely talk more of electrocution. Don't be ignorant, Google is at your disposal.

I say 4 jolts

1x2x3:
Current from a phone charger is practically not enough to electrocute anyone.... I sense a desperate blogger.

charger has a transformer that step down d voltage and a rectifier dats converts ac to dc.

think of what will happen wen the transformer and rectifier go bad.....the whole 220v will pass through ur body.

prevention is better than cure.

It's possible for phones to start shocking while charging but killing you through wearing earpiece on top abah why did the insides of the phone not melt, why is it still working? Please electronic engineers explain?

Darkseid:
100% not possible. The phone is even still ON, meaning that over 100V passed through the charger, didn't destroy the capacitor, regulators etc and then moved over the tiny cable to the phone, and somehow the phone survived but the guy didn't; make they go look for wetin kill the guy jor

oga is possible especially when the building is not properly earthed.

ifyluxx:
oga is possible especially when the building is not properly earthed.

So if there's a lightening surge of probably 10,000V plus, you think it's only the charger that would be affected? The fact that the phone wasn't fried is enough.

Samoranoe:
FTC
I dedicate this FTC to my late father may his soul rest in peace

Lmfao you just missed the FTC

GeniusWannabe:
I stopped using earphones while my phone is connected to a working charger when a friend told me a high voltage electric current overcharged his phone, causing an explosion. We take many things for granted, even though we're aware of the consequences.
That dude probably knew that he was taking a risk, but he couldn't resist because his desires got the best of him. What a way to die!

There's this my roomie in one year like that that likes using earpiece while charging his phone to watch movie, I told him its risks and even showed him a news that relates
Guess what? he yielded to what I said and stopped using it but when we had a disagreement bout sth he started using it again forming strong head that I can't control him.
Though I don't wish him bad but whenever he uses it, na to shift commot WHR im dey ni o, cause I like myself.

Abeg do they have village people in Thailand too?

blog4all:


Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7684537/amp/Thai-football-fan-electrocuted-phone-watched-match.html

i suspect homicide. the fucking charge on a phone cannot electrocute, the capacity of the cord cannot transmit electricity high enough to electrocute, the cnarger has been stepped down, alot of factors which completely write off any possibility of electrocution from phone

1x2x3:


5 volts can't practically harm a human severely talk more of electrocution. Don't be ignorant, Google is at your disposal.

even 12 volts can't harm anybody.

ifyluxx:
charger has a transformer that step down d voltage and a rectifier dats converts ac to dc.

think of what will happen wen the transformer and rectifier go bad.....the whole 220v will pass through ur body.

prevention is better than cure.

the cord does not have the capacity to pass volt or current enough to electrocute

GeniusWannabe:
I stopped using earphones while my phone is connected to a working charger when a friend told me a high voltage electric current overcharged his phone, causing an explosion. We take many things for granted, even though we're aware of the consequences.
That dude probably knew that he was taking a risk, but he couldn't resist because his desires got the best of him. What a way to die!

That's 1000 ways to die!! Don't allow ur desires to put u to where u don't wish to be. A word is enough for the wise.

Trendy247:
Thats how this charger wanted to kill me with shock until I changed it..

I was always receiving shocks almost on a daily basis

Lol...my own samsung charger sef wan finiish me with shock....light tho

The earpiece wire must have choked him,
Similar thing happened to me some months ago, but only difference was that I was not charging my phone then.

It was a very terrible experience

Some of you are funny sha!
5V, max 12v killed someone?

Any device that's hold with an iron is very dangerous in this type of scenario.

Lord have mercy!

Fake. Cardiac arrest likely

ifyluxx:
charger has a transformer that step down d voltage and a rectifier dats converts ac to dc.

think of what will happen wen the transformer and rectifier go bad.....the whole 220v will pass through ur body.

prevention is better than cure.

Are you kidding sir?

People are so ignorant

Timileyin1234:

Are u kidney me? 4jolts can electrocute human let alone charger

What is the back story behind this picture. Did the man sitting down farth and who was he.

How Would You Feel if Alomo was Bitter than the Truth?

I smell lies, the current of charging phones cannot kill a kid not to talk of that grown up guy

Darkseid:
So if there's a lightening surge of probably 10,000V plus, you think it's only the charger that would be affected? The fact that the phone wasn't fried is enough.

oga ur heart need just 30ma or less residual current to stop functioning.