Is the static electricity normal every time the static eliminator ball is touched?
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Hold the ball with the right hand, trigger the alarm; the light turns red. After a few seconds, the alarm stops and the light turns green. Then, keep the body still, just move the right hand away from the ball and grasp it again; the alarm sounds, the light turns red, and after a few seconds the alarm stops and the light turns green. It’s happened several times in a row like this. Is it normal?
Normally, well, you can think of static electricity as being present all the time: lol, it’s just extremely small
Thank you. However, based on my description, this is not an indication of static electricity being present all the time; rather, it shows that the level of static electricity doesn’t change much. It lasts for a few seconds each time, and the duration is roughly the same. I haven’t used a stopwatch to measure the time, but it seems to be a few seconds in every case. If that’s the case, what’s the point of eliminating static electricity? It just disappeared, then came back – the size is more or less the same.
Ahaha, dear sea friend, it seems your understanding is a bit skewed! The electrostatic discharge ball operates on the principle that this process must be carried out in this way. If, after touching it on site, the static discharge ball does not trigger an alarm and eventually turns green, it indicates that the static discharge ball is not functioning properly. Human body static electricity is related to factors such as an individual’s physique, clothing, and season. Different seasons, times of day, and conditions result in varying amounts of static electricity accumulating, and the process by which this static electricity is eventually released also varies!
Thank you. How long does it usually take for an anti-static ball to discharge static electricity from the human body? Previously, people said to just touch it, but now it seems that just one touch isn’t enough; several seconds are required, so one should touch it for a longer time. Just after it was released, the light turned green; keep the body still, with only the hand slightly moving away from the ball before gripping it again. When the light turns red, wait a few seconds, then it will turn green again. I wonder, can static electricity build up in the human body that quickly?
Regarding this sea friend, the time it takes for human body static electricity to be discharged is usually very short, after all, the amount of static electricity that can accumulate in the body is quite limited. Under normal circumstances, the time taken for discharge is almost the same each time, to such an extent that it’s impossible to tell the difference! Moreover, the static discharge time also depends on the equipment used for discharge; different discharge devices and methods result in completely different outcomes! The working principle of the static discharge ball involves a transition from red to green; once the ball turns green, it indicates that the discharge process is complete, and there is no need to touch it again!
Thank you. It still doesn’t convince me. I don’t care if I need to touch you again; I just want to touch you once more! When it turns red, I feel static electricity; if it stays red for a long time, I feel even more static electricity.