Difference between revisions of "Translations:Overcurrent protection device/18/en"

From Open Source Solar Project
Jump to navigation Jump to search
(Importing a new version from external source)
 
(Importing a new version from external source)
 
Line 1: Line 1:
OCPDs will have a trip curve which specifies how long the device can sustain current above its continuous duty rating. This is desirable because in electrical systems there are often [[Special:MyLanguage/Surge loads|surge loads]] that require additional current for a very brief period of time when starting. If an OCPD does not have a slight time delay, it will trip every time a [[Special:MyLanguage/Surge loads|surge load]] is connected. For all typical circuits in an off-grid PV system, an OCPD with a time delay is recommended.
+
OCPDs will have a trip curve which specifies how long the device can sustain current above its continuous duty rating. This is desirable because in electrical systems there are often [[Special:MyLanguage/Surge loads|surge loads]] that require additional current for a very brief period of time when starting. If an OCPD does not have a slight time delay, it will trip every time one of these loads starts. For all typical circuits in an off-grid PV system, an OCPD with a time delay is recommended.

Latest revision as of 13:28, 14 February 2021

Information about message (contribute)
This message has no documentation. If you know where or how this message is used, you can help other translators by adding documentation to this message.
Message definition (Overcurrent protection device)
OCPDs will have a trip curve which specifies how long the device can sustain current above its continuous duty rating. This is desirable because in electrical systems there are often [[Special:MyLanguage/Surge loads|surge loads]] that require additional current for a very brief period of time when starting. If an OCPD does not have a slight time delay, it will trip every time one of these loads starts. For all typical circuits in an off-grid PV system, an OCPD with a time delay is recommended.
TranslationOCPDs will have a trip curve which specifies how long the device can sustain current above its continuous duty rating. This is desirable because in electrical systems there are often [[Special:MyLanguage/Surge loads|surge loads]] that require additional current for a very brief period of time when starting. If an OCPD does not have a slight time delay, it will trip every time one of these loads starts. For all typical circuits in an off-grid PV system, an OCPD with a time delay is recommended.

OCPDs will have a trip curve which specifies how long the device can sustain current above its continuous duty rating. This is desirable because in electrical systems there are often surge loads that require additional current for a very brief period of time when starting. If an OCPD does not have a slight time delay, it will trip every time one of these loads starts. For all typical circuits in an off-grid PV system, an OCPD with a time delay is recommended.