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Bottom line: if you're playing with electricity, be sure you know how to do it safely.
And that's the end of my safety speech. So if you want some panels let me know.
I will highlight that. I have done a few small shocks with different power installs but 1 time I managed a solid across the chest (felt my heart contract) shock.
I was installing a 4 foot replacement fluorescent bulb on an over head light it was hot I was sweating and I was having trouble getting pins in on each side.
I was doing it hot with power to the fixture(
badbadbad) so I reach out a bit and each hand touched each end and I run the power across my chest. My arm pits were sweaty and my hands a bit damp with sweat so nice contact. The power f-ing hurt big time. I felt like someone sneezed my heart inside my chest. Plus my sweating arm pits felt seriously weird .
And we are talking about the power was from this type of device.
https://www.electricalmarketplace.com/productfile/index/view/fileid/173/ since it was one fixture it was about 60-65 watts and I think I was lucky to be able to write a warning about power.
I think most people would think 62 watts dc is a safe level to get shocked with it was not.