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Spanish to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Electronics / Elect Eng | |||||||
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5 | 220V, 3 phase plus earth, without neutral |
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5 | 22OV three-phase plus ground (wire), no neutral |
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4 | 220v threephase, plus earth connetion, no neuter |
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220v threephase, plus earth connetion, no neuter Explanation: :) |
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220V, 3 phase plus earth, without neutral Explanation: As an Electrical Enginner, I would put it this way. |
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22OV three-phase plus ground (wire), no neutral Explanation: BSS Introduces New TCS-666 [PDF] Series 300™ UPS input source must be wye connected and have three-phase plus neutral plus ground. b. AC power cables labeled ≈Input from the external maintenance bypass to ... 240V AC, three phase plus neutral and ground. 0.250kVA. DIMENSIONS 482mm x 44mm x 228mm; ... www.harada-sound.com/sound/bss.html [PDF] )3 Normal Three Phase plus Neutral Operation. ... three phases (220 volts between phases) with no neutral connection. The dimmer may be ... http://www.jands.com.au/Download.nsf/getfile/3C7982548D691D0...$File/fp12rm.pdf Hope it helps! -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 39 mins (2006-11-03 13:05:13 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- American English uses "ground" for "tierra", while British English uses "earth". |
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