Can a Motorcycle Battery Cause Electric Shock?

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The voltage of a motorcycle battery is only 12V, which falls under the safe voltage range. Under normal circumstances, it will not cause any harm to the human body. Even if connected incorrectly, it will only blow the battery fuse or damage the wiring on the motorcycle, without directly harming a person. Functions of a Motorcycle Battery: It provides power for the entire vehicle and additional electronic components installed by the user, such as headlights and charging ports. When starting the engine or idling, it supplies all the electrical power needed for the vehicle. During riding, it works in tandem with the generator to promptly charge or discharge, ensuring the vehicle operates normally. Storage of a Motorcycle Battery: Store it in a dry, ventilated, and cool place, avoiding moisture or high temperatures. If the vehicle is left unused for an extended period, remove the battery, clean it, and store it after charging. Maintain a charging frequency of at least once a month. Before using the battery, do not remove the rubber cap or aluminum foil, as this can lead to oxidation of the lead plates, resulting in reduced battery performance.