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15:01 Feb 23, 2006 |
German to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Electronics / Elect Eng / Battery backup system | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Teresa Reinhardt United States Local time: 04:53 | ||||||
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4 +1 | load cable |
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5 | service pipe |
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3 +1 | end-user cabling |
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4 | Power lead |
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2 | output cable |
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end-user cabling Explanation: possibly |
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load cable Explanation: electrically speaking, a Verbraucher is a load |
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Power lead Explanation: for the UK; I'm not sure about the USA. As I read it, the giveaway is that they are writing about the supply company's lead (which is heavy duty cable), and some other type of "consumer" cable, which would normally be the cable connected to your fridge, cooker etc., which here is the "Verbraucher" of electricity. You'd hardly plug an electric cable into...well, let's not go any further down that road... |
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service pipe Explanation: service pipe -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 4 hrs (2006-02-23 19:26:50 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- you didn't wrote for what it is water, gas, telephon. cable TV, electrical power etc. so in generaral and that was the question Verbraucherleitung is a service pipe |
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output cable Explanation: Given that we are takling about battery backup systems, it seems reasonable that one might have a supply cable, connected to the mains; an earth cable, connected to ground; and an output cable, connected to the devices which are supposed to keep running in the event of a power outage. |
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