Accountant dies after charging mobile phone 'slips' into bath

[CrownHeights]

R.I.Phone.....

 

[LordLyons]

Shyts 220 in Russia..

the line voltage that goes to your house is 115/120 V or 220 V but your phone charger has a little transformer in it that steps it down to something your phone can handle

so most likely like they said earlier maybe her extension cord fell in the water

 

[ORDER_66]

America doesn't have 220v chargers you can drop a phone with a charger in it won't be enough to kill a person.

Exactly I'm like how you die off a cell phone in water... that shyt had way too much voltage.,.

 

[3rdWorld]

Heck some countries use 230v and 240v
I know Nigeria uses 240v

Range is usually 220 - 240 volts.

 

[Blankthawtz]

You can tell who doesn’t travel from this thread

 

[8====D]

Pawg just couldn't log off TheColi

TheColi giveth, TheColi taketh

 

[Crude Abolitionist]

Smh....

Electrician gang in here stating the facts

 

[BXKingPin82]

"These
Are
The breaks!
Break it up break it up break it uuuuuup!!!"

 

[Ricky Fontaine]

I’ve never seen a 220v phone charger. That’s the same type of power that’s needed for a clothes dryer. Somebody lying.

How much you wanna bet the mom came over and threw a boom box in the tub? I'm talking the Radio Raheem joints. PAWG had no chance

 

[Da King]

R.I.Phone.....

 

[Paradise50]

Charging your phone with it sitting by the tub is idiotic. Shout out to natural selection.

 

[QuintessentialMan]

IM CONFUSED...

WHY IS THIS NEWS?



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Because the broad is somewhat objectionably attractive, it makes it a unique and compelling story to most Western readers.

Believe me, like a hundred people died or were seriosly injured in Yemen yesterday but they don't have clevage pics so......

With that said. RIP.

 

[Oldschooler]

You can tell who doesn’t travel from this thread

You can also tell who didn't pay attention in school. It's the current that kills you voltage doesn't matter. If you have 500V running 0.05 amps you won't die. Most chargers run anywhere from 0.5 to 2 amps of current which will kill you if it somehow manages to escape the insulating rubber of the wire.

 

[Phlipside]

R.I.Phone.....

coldblooded

 

[WaveMolecules]

I'm one of those dummies that showers with his phone and earphones in. I Know it's not plugged in but still

Cant even picture this. How does this work.