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French to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Electronics / Elect Eng | | French term or phrase: avec fin de courses O/F | From a list of technical specifications for a DeNOx unit:
un by-pass de l'ensemble de l'unité DeNOx avec vannes de sectionnement étanches à 100%, à commande pneumatique avec fin de courses O/F |
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| | with limit switches for both open and close | Explanation: The important point, which is not clear from other answers here, is that there are *two* limit switches, one at the 'fully open' end of travel, the other at the 'fully closed' end of travel. A single switch cannot serve both functions.
So, 'limit switch' must be in the plural: 'limit switchES'. |
| Selected response from: xxxmediamatrix Local time: 03:49
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5 mins confidence:   Open/Closed end-of-travel [indication]
Explanation: O/F is most probably Ouvert/Ferme - but something is missing here like indication, sensor, something at the end
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correction: ... with pneumatically controlled, 100% hermetic sectionalizing dampers having fully open/closed control (the "avec" is fooling me)
| meirs Local time: 10:49 Specializes in field Native speaker of: Romanian PRO pts in category: 80
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2 hrs confidence: peer agreement (net): +3 with limit switches for both open and close
Explanation: The important point, which is not clear from other answers here, is that there are *two* limit switches, one at the 'fully open' end of travel, the other at the 'fully closed' end of travel. A single switch cannot serve both functions.
So, 'limit switch' must be in the plural: 'limit switchES'.
| xxxmediamatrix Local time: 03:49 Specializes in field Native speaker of: English PRO pts in category: 227
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