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na | switching clearance |
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na | operating or sensing distance/switching interval |
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switching clearance Explanation: As given in another German glossary www.user.fh-stralsund.de/~emasch/Dokumentenframe/Fachw�rter... Fachw%F6rterbuch%20Allgemein%20Deutsch-Englisch/Q-T/Q-T.htm www.user.fh-stralsund.de/~emasch/Dokumentenframe/Fachw%F6rterbuch/ Fachw%F6rterbuch%20Allgemein%20Deutsch-Englisc |
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operating or sensing distance/switching interval Explanation: For a proximity switch (NS), Siemens lists the following: Schaltabstand m (NS) operating distance, sensing distance And for a time switch or clock relay: Schaltabstand m (Schaltuhr) switching interval Both Ernst and Budig are silent on the subject, but maybe you can scare up enough context to decide if one of these terms will work for you. HTH Siemens, FWB industrielle Elektrotechnik, Energie- und Automatisierungstechnik |
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