Examples of using Cables should in English and their translations into German
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Good booster cables should cost more than.
Cables should also be less than 15‘(5 m) in length.
Worn-out plugs and damaged cables should be replaced.
All cables should be carefully secured.
In a LVD SCSI configuration, the cables should not exceed 12 m.
Both cables should have the same length.
In areas which birds regularly fly over in large numbers atlow altitude(e.g. topographical bottlenecks in valleys), the cables should be laid underground or the areas bypassed altogether.
Three cables should be connected to the system.
Cables should be judged by their neutrality and not sonic manipulation.
In addition, the cables should be"comprehensively immovable as far as possible.
Cables should be installed directly(no loops, S-shaped overlengths).& 127; Always install cables far away from power cables(never closely parallel).& 127; Never put heavy objects like speaker systems, flightcases etc. on cables.& 127; Never operate cables wound up.
In terms of cable installation, cables should never be allowed to hang freely for long distances or to press against edges.
The cables should be shortened to avoid bunching up near the solder points.
In case of fire, cables should not burn or smolder and should definitely not emit toxic gases.
The cables should be run through the frame to the canopy.
The probes and their cables should NEVER be installed in a conduit together with power, control or power supply cables. .
All cables should be kept as short as is practically possible.
Power cables and other cables should be run so as to avoid being stepped on or potential damage from falling objects.
The cables should be routed before the locking rings are installed.
Power cables and other cables should be run so as to avoid being stepped on or to be subject to potential damage by falling down objects.
All cables should be laid so that nobody can trip over them or be obstructed by them.
Both cables should be installed directly no loops, S-shaped overlengths.
The cables should be ideally fixed with strain relief on both ends of the e-chain.
The cables should be used where they provide benefits in a technical and/or economical sense.
The cables should be wrapped securely enough to stay bundled while still able to slide on the strain-relief bar.
The cables should not be extremely tight but always a little"sag" should be left when stretched to relieve the final mounts.
Halogen-free cables should not be mixed with the term"low smoke zero halogen"(LSZH) or"low smoke free of halogen" LSOH.
All other cables should be connected when the X-Sub active is switched off and the mixing desk should be switched on before the X-Sub active is switched on.
The cables should not show any movement in the chain, but they mustn't be fastened. Here, much detailed engineering is necessary, to which igus® extended excellent support.