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Annunciatorsignal and bell wire, low voltage, generally PVC insulated
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Annunciator(n) an indicator that announces which electrical circuit has been active (as on a telephone switchboard)
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AnnunciatorThe annunciator is located on the control panel and is used as an auditory warning. This annunciator sounds when the barrier utilizes EFO, is down for more than 5 seconds, or pressure is low in the HP [..]
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AnnunciatorAny one of warning, caution, or advisory; Synonyms: alert;
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Annunciatora row of lights which give information about the status of how a machine is working or not working. For example on a plane, the annunciator panel gives information about the different subsystems (hydr [..]
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Annunciatorwhen used in ergonomics, this refers to a monitoring, detecting, and alerting system that warns the system operator when normal limits have been exceeded in some respect. Action is then taken to retur [..]
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AnnunciatorA unit containing two or more indicator lamps, alphanumeric displays, or other equivalent means in which each indication provides status information about a circuit, condition, or location.
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AnnunciatorThis is a signaling device, either visual or audio based. For example, wireless annunciators use infrared beams that trigger an audible signal when interrupted, and can be used for security or retail purposes.
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Annunciator A device, usually electromechanical, used to indicate or transmit information. See Engine order Telegraph.
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AnnunciatorAny one of warning, caution, or advisory; Synonyms: alert;
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AnnunciatorAny one of warning, caution, or advisory; Synonyms: alert;
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