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244 months ago

GW. (a guest user) asked this question:

Language pair:

German > English

Subject:

Technical / Engineering

Level of diffculty:

Easy / medium

Word or term in question:

haushaltsüblich

Context:

Betreiben Sie das Gerät nur an

Keywords:

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244 months ago

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Standard house current outlet

My comment:

That's what you find in most (US) instruction manuals

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244 months ago

Sylvia J. Andrade  See profile wrote:

Correct1 This definately refers to standard household current. 120 in the U S. Other voltages could be standard for something else, for example 240 for a clothes dryer.

244 months ago

Sylvia J. Andrade  See profile wrote:

Correct1 This definately refers to standard household current. 120 in the U S. Other voltages could be standard for something else, for example 240 for a clothes dryer.

244 months ago

Sylvia J. Andrade  See profile wrote:

Correct1 This definately refers to standard household current. 120 in the U S. Other voltages could be standard for something else, for example 240 for a clothes dryer.

244 months ago

Sylvia J. Andrade  See profile wrote:

Correct1 This definately refers to standard household current. 120 in the U S. Other voltages could be standard for something else, for example 240 for a clothes dryer.

244 months ago

Sylvia J. Andrade  See profile wrote:

Correct1 This definately refers to standard household current. 120 in the U S. Other voltages could be standard for something else, for example 240 for a clothes dryer.

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244 months ago

Claude Le Frapper  See my profile wrote:

Standard house current outlet

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That's what you find in most (US) instruction manuals

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244 months ago

Tanja Steiert - Translation Service  See my profile wrote:

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244 months ago

Sylvia J. Andrade  See profile wrote:

agree

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244 months ago

Nicola Devlin  See my profile wrote:

suitable electricity supply voltage

My comment:

Operate the appliance only when properly connected to a suitable electrical supply voltage.

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I have just translated a guarantee with regard to a freezer, and it contained this sentence - I referred to English appliance guarantees

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