welding outlet socket?
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field welding outlet socket on different level Field welding power socket with different voltages? This post was last edited by echommm on 2008-2-28 09:08 ]
echo, any more context? Is it about welding? electric? Pipe fittings? Or equipment?
A 400V small switchgear is provided for field welding outlet socket on different level. (During the construction and maintenance of petrochemical equipment, on-site welding construction requires electricity. It is common to see many electrical cabinets and the like, and the cables pulled out are winding and twisted, which is long and messy)
I think level is not voltage, but height. But why are socket and level used in odd numbers? With different modification, you should at least use levels. Try to translate it.: field welding outlet socket on different level field welding outlet socket on different levels (height)
Level should refer to different voltages, some use 380 volts, some use 220 volts, etc. If level refers to the height, it can only modify the welding outlet socket, because there is only one switchgear and can only be located at one level. This post was last edited by echommm on 2008-2-27 19:16 ]
A 400V small switchgear is provided for field welding outlet socket on different level. A 400V small switchgear is used to provide field welding electrical sockets of different heights. I think level refers to different heights. During on-site welding, there is often cross work, and different heights are possible.
I feel that level here is translated as height/voltage, which is a free translation. Does it have other meanings, such as level, standard... If echo doesn't mind, can you paste a few more sentences?
I just consulted an electrical expert and found that only 380 volts are used for on-site welding, so the voltage is fixed. Here level refers to different heights. A small switchgear is provided for on-site welding power sockets at different heights. It's strange that I failed to score after trying several times today. Thank you for your help. This post was last edited by echommm on 2008-2-28 09:10 ]