May 27, 2009 19:55
15 yrs ago
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German term

Entsperrtaster

German to English Tech/Engineering Electronics / Elect Eng
Entsperrtaste bei einem Motorschutzrelais.
Nach dem Auslösen des Relais erfolgt das Wiedereinschalten (manuell) durch Drücken des Entsperrtasters. (unlock key?)
Change log

Jun 3, 2009 13:09: Steffen Walter changed "Term asked" from "Entsperrtaste" to "Entsperrtaster"

Discussion

schnitzelplanet May 28, 2009:
thank you...
Roy OConnor (X) May 28, 2009:
too ambiguous release is often another word for "trip". In this case it would be either wrong or at best ambiguous.
schnitzelplanet May 28, 2009:
question release button - Auslöseknopf
release - Auslöser also Entriegelung
would this term be totally off hand or a possibility of phrasing it?

Proposed translations

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reset (push) button

First of all, it's Taster (and not Taste) and reset because we are talking about Wiedereinschalten which will reset the relay. If this key has another function in a different context then another term may be appropriate.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Genau das ist es in diesem Fall - nach Rücksprache mit dem Hersteller bestätigt. Danke euch allen."
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German term (edited): Entsperrtaste

unlock key

might fit here, too.
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German term (edited): Entsperrtaste

unlock button

You have a key on a keyboard, but in other situations it is more likely to be called a button.
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German term (edited): Entsperrtaste

enable key

This is a difficult one. Modern motor protection relays are sophisticated devices. "Reset" is an option, but might indicate resetting the whole program including trip levels, etc. On the other hand it may be correct if the relay is just a simple thermal miniature circuit breaker (MCB). Really we need more information. At least "enable" implies that the device is no longer "disabled".
Peer comment(s):

agree John Jory : That's what I would prefer, too.
9 hrs
Thanks, John
agree David Williams
14 hrs
and Dave too!
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