How many amps will kill a human?

65 milliampères (65 mA = 0.065 A) is life-threatening when the current goes through the heart. When the current doesn't pass through the heart, the current still may be life-threatening when it destroys other organs and limbs.

Here is a description of amperages and how they affect the body: remember-1/10th of 1 amp will stop your heart

0.100-0.200 AMPERES (DEATH) THIS RANGE GENERALLY CAUSES FIBRILLATION OF THE HEART. WHEN THE HEART IS IN THIS CONDITION, IT VIBRATES AT A FAST RATE LIKE A "QUIVER" AND CEASES TO PUMP BLOOD TO THE REST OF THE BODY.

0.060-0.100 AMPERES (EXTREME DIFFICULTY IN BREATHING)

0.040-0.060 AMPERES (BREATHING DIFFICULTY)

0.030-0.040 AMPERES (MUSCULAR PARALYSIS)

0.020-0.030 AMPERES (UNABLE TO LET GO OF THE CIRCUIT)

0.010-0.020 AMPERES (VERY PAINFUL)

0.009-0.010 AMPERES (MODERATE SENSATION)

0.002-0.003 AMPERES (SLIGHT TINGLING SENSATION.