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Before working on any electrical system, we should understand the voltage and amount of current that we are going to be working with. Nonetheless, the safest way to work with electricity is when circuit or system is disconnected and has no voltage. As we cannot see electricity, the only way to be completely sure that a system is off is by using a [[Special:MyLanguage/Multimeters|multimeter]] to check if there is currently any voltage.
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The safest way to work with electricity is when circuit or system is disconnected and has no voltage. However, before working on any electrical system, it is necessary should understand its voltage and the potential amount of current that it can supply.  As we cannot see electricity, the only way to be completely sure that a system is off is by using a [[Special:MyLanguage/Multimeters|multimeter]] to check if there is currently any voltage.

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The safest way to work with electricity is when circuit or system is disconnected and has no voltage. However, before working on any electrical system, it is necessary should understand its voltage and the potential amount of current that it can supply.  As we cannot see electricity, the only way to be completely sure that a system is off is by using a [[Special:MyLanguage/Multimeters|multimeter]] to check if there is currently any voltage.
TranslationThe safest way to work with electricity is when circuit or system is disconnected and has no voltage. However, before working on any electrical system, it is necessary should understand its voltage and the potential amount of current that it can supply.  As we cannot see electricity, the only way to be completely sure that a system is off is by using a [[Special:MyLanguage/Multimeters|multimeter]] to check if there is currently any voltage.

The safest way to work with electricity is when circuit or system is disconnected and has no voltage. However, before working on any electrical system, it is necessary should understand its voltage and the potential amount of current that it can supply. As we cannot see electricity, the only way to be completely sure that a system is off is by using a multimeter to check if there is currently any voltage.

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