NVR switch

Spanish translation: interruptor NVR (No Voltaje Release switch)

14:32 Mar 12, 2018
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Tech/Engineering - Engineering (general) / NVR switch
English term or phrase: NVR switch
Me encuentro con este término en el siguiente contexto:

A NVR Switch turns off the switch when power is cut.

It is a relay or similar device which causes the circuit to a motor or other equipment to be opened automatically if the supply voltage falls. It ensures that whenever supply resumes after switching off or supply failure, the motor does not start on it’s own, but starts only after the user starts it and that too through current limiting resistors.

Aguardo su ayuda.

Desde ya muchas gracias.
Azul Benito
Argentina
Local time: 20:39
Spanish translation:interruptor NVR (No Voltaje Release switch)
Explanation:
Es eso, un interruptor/relé que desenergiza el circuito cuando no hay voltaje en sus extremos. Se necesita intervención humana para arrancar nuevamente el circuito protegido por ese interruptor.

Siendo un término de uso común en electrónica, lo dejaría igual.
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Juan Gil
Venezuela
Local time: 19:39
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nvr switch
interruptor NVR (No Voltaje Release switch)


Explanation:
Es eso, un interruptor/relé que desenergiza el circuito cuando no hay voltaje en sus extremos. Se necesita intervención humana para arrancar nuevamente el circuito protegido por ese interruptor.

Siendo un término de uso común en electrónica, lo dejaría igual.

Juan Gil
Venezuela
Local time: 19:39
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