Jan 13, 2013 17:50
11 yrs ago
Swedish term

kabelutmatning

Swedish to English Tech/Engineering Mechanics / Mech Engineering Railway
Jordningskopplare skall placeras i direkt anslutning till kabelutmatning till kontaktledningen
Change log

Jan 13, 2013 19:32: Christine Andersen changed "Language pair" from "Danish to English" to "Swedish to English"

Discussion

Christine Andersen Jan 13, 2013:
I am not making an entry Thank you everyone, but I was just guessing.
Clients mght think I could take on translations in the technical Swedish, and they would be mistaken!
So feel free to award the Kudoz to a real answer :-)
Plamen Nenchev (asker) Jan 13, 2013:
Christine, may be you should indeed submit an entry because the context does suggest "outlet"
SafeTex Jan 13, 2013:
@everyone Ooops, perhaps I should have read this first as Christine Andersen has used a very similar term (outlet point). Sometimes, I only have 5 minutes and so don't read everything first. Sorry
Plamen Nenchev (asker) Jan 13, 2013:
Yes, sorry about that, it's Swedish indeed!
Christine Andersen Jan 13, 2013:
Moving it over to Swedish My dictionary says something like output, feeding out, outlet point.
564354352 (X) Jan 13, 2013:
This is not Danish Hi Plamen
I'm not sure whether this is Swedish or Norwegian, but it definitely is not Danish.
Cheers
Gitte

Proposed translations

2 hrs
Selected

cable outlet

Hello
The document is not very clear but if you check the Danish translation [kabel utgangen], it suggests that there is no 'terminal' but just a whole from which the cable can be fed through

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Note added at 10 hrs (2013-01-14 04:18:01 GMT)
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Hole !!!!!! (not 'whole')
Sorry

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Note added at 10 hrs (2013-01-14 04:18:47 GMT)
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Should read 'hole' and not 'whole' of course
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you!!!"
1 hr

cable terminal

My guess.
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16 hrs

cable exit (also wire exit)

Will suggest this variation -- see
http://en.capitalsafety.eu/Products/Results/tabid/1939/Categ...
Compare to http://sv.capitalsafety.eu/Products/Results/tabid/1939/Categ...

Yes the only difference in these links is the sv. and en. in the beginning. This was a way to get the Swe directly compared. But, my basic understanding is that an 'outlet' is where you are transfering power or signals (as in 'wall outlet' for a contact or plug), which is not what seems to be as here a 'hole' or penetration through which whole cables are threaded.

Take a look and good luck...
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