post and clamp style connection
Italian translation: collegamento di tipo pole e morsetto
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| na | vedi testo |
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17 mins
collegamento di tipo pole e morsetto Explanation: Essi dovrebbero avere un collegamento del tipo a polo e morsetto. Dove post = polo e clamp = morsetto. Nota: nel quesito successivo ho erroneamente indicato per post=polo e morsetto, rettifico in questo intervento come indicato correttamente qui sopra. |
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vedi testo Explanation: Se ho ben capito, si tratta di un tipo particolare di terminale, che unisce insieme le caratteristiche del terminale "post" e di quello "clamp". Nella descrizione che segue, dovrebbe corrispondere al tipo "both": There are two different types of connection terminals - post and clamp. Post Fold the end of the twisted filaments back on themselves. Slacken the retaining screw in the top of the post and insert the conductor into the hole in the side. Tighten the retaining screw and ensure that it is firmly fixed. Clamp Unscrew and remove the retaining screw top. Make a ‘U’ shape with the exposed end and wrap this clockwise around the threaded terminal. Replace the screw clamp and tighten it down onto the wire. Ensure it is firmly fixed. Both The bare wire should be totally retained with no part sticking out. The insulated section should butt right up to the terminal. Purtroppo non so come si chiami in italiano. |
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aggiunta Explanation: Nel sito dell'URL in calce puoi vedere un'illustrazione dei due tipi di terminale. Reference: http://www.diyfixit.co.uk/nflash/electrics/ConnFlex/connflex... |
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