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Old 01-11-2016, 15:12   #7
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Re: Has your phone socket ever caught fire?

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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter View Post
Are dangerous power surges possible or common with telephone lines (with their low voltage)?

Can they actually catch fire?
The UK Telephone System uses low power (<50mA) at normally 50v (it can be 60v).
You cannot get dangerous power surges from telephone lines (unless they get hit by lightning, or somehow come into contact with a high voltage system, like mains).
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