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65° Cold

Danish translation: 65 °C, kold

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English term or phrase:65° Cold
Danish translation:65 °C, kold
Entered by: Tore Bjerkek

17:58 Feb 1, 2005
English to Danish translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Electronics / Elect Eng
English term or phrase: 65° Cold
Compatible with an EN 60320 detachable 65° Cold // 10A/250VAC mating cable connector for all AC Line cords
Randi Stenstrop
Local time: 03:28
65º C, - for kalde forhold
Explanation:
http://www.interpower.com/ic/p30info.asp
forklarer at ledningene er specifisert for kalde forhold, eller 65º C.
The IEC 60320 AC power inlet is the most commonly used means of connecting a detachable cordset to electrical or electronic equipment that consumes up to 16A/250V at operating temperatures up to 120°C.
“Cold” Connectors (65°C)
IEC 60320 C13 describes a 10A, 250VAC connector for Class I equipment for cold conditions (65°C measured at the contact).
“Hot” Connectors (120°C)
For applications in which a 10A rating at 65°C is insufficient, IEC 60320 provides for an ac power connector with a 120°C rating, described in standard sheets C15 and C16. This connector includes a key which prevents insertion of the international connector intended for “cold” conditions
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Tore Bjerkek
Canada
Local time: 21:28
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4 +165º C, - for kalde forhold
Tore Bjerkek
365° F inaktiv
Suzanne Blangsted (X)


  

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65° cold
65° F inaktiv


Explanation:
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Suzanne Blangsted (X)
Local time: 18:28
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65° cold
65º C, - for kalde forhold


Explanation:
http://www.interpower.com/ic/p30info.asp
forklarer at ledningene er specifisert for kalde forhold, eller 65º C.
The IEC 60320 AC power inlet is the most commonly used means of connecting a detachable cordset to electrical or electronic equipment that consumes up to 16A/250V at operating temperatures up to 120°C.
“Cold” Connectors (65°C)
IEC 60320 C13 describes a 10A, 250VAC connector for Class I equipment for cold conditions (65°C measured at the contact).
“Hot” Connectors (120°C)
For applications in which a 10A rating at 65°C is insufficient, IEC 60320 provides for an ac power connector with a 120°C rating, described in standard sheets C15 and C16. This connector includes a key which prevents insertion of the international connector intended for “cold” conditions

Tore Bjerkek
Canada
Local time: 21:28
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Native speaker of: Native in NorwegianNorwegian
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agree  NetLynx: Det hedder: 65 °C. Og sandsynligvis også bare: kold; det er stikkets temperatur, der ikke må overstige den temperatur, ikke forholdene/omgivelserne.
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  -> Du har så ret. Mange tak.
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