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
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:
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).".
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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