= High voltage
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High voltage generally refers to electrical energy at voltages that are significantly higher than typical household or low-voltage systems. The exact definition of high voltage can vary depending on the context, such as industry standards, regulations, and specific applications. However, it's commonly defined as voltages above: - **1000 volts (1 kV)** for alternating current (AC) systems, and - **1500 volts (1.5 kV)** for direct current (DC) systems.
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