Electrical Safety Demos

High Voltage Demonstration (For All Ages)

MVEA’s high voltage demonstration is a 1-hour safety demo suitable for all age groups. MVEA lineworkers use a custom-built stage that replicates powerlines to demonstrate arching electricity and various types of power line equipment. Additionally, the crew emphasizes safety by demonstrating what could happen to a person’s body and heart if they were to be electrocuted using hot dogs and grapefruit to simulate. Because of the high voltage needed for this option, the demonstration location will need to be verified ahead of time.

High Voltage Demonstration

Classroom Safety Demonstrations (For Elementary School Students)

Story Behind the Switch

Story Behind the Switch is an interactive electricity demonstration available for free to elementary schools within our service territory. Our demonstration teaches students about electricity and safety with hands-on activities including a Van de Graaff generator, plasma ball, and more in 45 to 60 minutes. Learn more about this demo by visiting our Story Behind the Switch page.

 Power Town High Voltage Demonstration

Power Town is our indoor tabletop high voltage demonstration. To perform this demonstration we will need access to a power outlet and an area to set up a 6-foot table, with a 3-foot safety perimeter. If you will want multiple demonstrations, it is preferred that we set up in an area where different groups can come and go.

Contact Erica Meyer at (719) 494-2654 or email Erica for more information or to schedule a demonstration.

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Please note that because of the high voltage needed for this option, the demonstration location will need to be verified before agreed upon.
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