​Product Specs for Pavlok 3 and Shock Clock Max:

​USER STORY:
How many volts is the normal zap in the Pavlok 3 and Max?
How about with zap boost? Thanks
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​PAVLOK STORY:

It’s on the order of 610V (though older ones are like 480V).
Boost is not higher. It gives a series of shocks instead of a single one.
Also note that 610V is just where 100% is (the upper limit).
0% is 136V and everything is scaled linearly in between.
Static electricity, which is the main risk, for electronics is typically 20,000V. The Pavlok is 610 Volts. ​

Only voltage is controlled.
The current (amperage) is controlled by the skin resistance and other factors.
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​Product Specs for Shock Clock 2 and Pavlok 2:
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Zap Strength:

50 to 450 Volts (amperage 0-4.5mA).

(and if/when the higher-HV level is supported, it will be more like 0-5.6mA).

Battery:

It is an 85 mA-hr single cell pack with internal safety circuit

Wristband Size:

The wristband wears remarkably like a watch. It is easily adjustable and fits wrists up to 140-205mm (or 5 1/2-9 inches) circumference.

Other stimuli:

Beep & Vibrate.

USER STORY:

What is the range of the Shock 2 Amperage?

The technical specs list the zap strength as

"Zap Strength: 50 to 450 Volts (amperage 4mA).".
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But if the voltage is variable, how can the amperage be constant?
What are the minimum and maximum amperage for the Shock 2?

PAVLOK STORY:

The range is more likely to be 0-4.5mA (and if/when the higher-HV level is supported, it will be more like 0-5.6mA).
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