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ttpvt1 · 10-30-18, 07:18 AM

Can someone explain what the voltage on one lead (+ or -) of a solar panel is?
Obviously testing voltage from one lead to the other is Voc.
From experience, testing voltage from one lead to ground shows a small initial voltage which quickly dissipates to 0. Does this mean that touching the bare conductor from one lead of a panel (or string) presents no shock hazard?

10-30-18, 07:18 AM	#1
ttpvt1 Lurking Renovator Join Date: Oct 2018 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Voltage on one lead of solar panel Can someone explain what the voltage on one lead (+ or -) of a solar panel is? Obviously testing voltage from one lead to the other is Voc. From experience, testing voltage from one lead to ground shows a small initial voltage which quickly dissipates to 0. Does this mean that touching the bare conductor from one lead of a panel (or string) presents no shock hazard?