Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
(protection / disjoncteur / relais) thermique
English translation:
thermal protection device
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Tony M
Jul 1, 2016 11:08
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French term
thermique (as a noun)
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Message : POMPE DE CIRCULATION CARTOUCHES
Description : Il y a un défaut thermique sur la pompe de circulation de la cartouche filtrante.
Remarque, résolution du problème : «Reseter» le défaut sur le** thermique** dans l'armoire électrique. Si le défaut revient, un remplacement de la pompe est peut-être nécessaire.
Message : DEFAUT THERMIQUE BAC DE REFOULEMENT
Description : Le **thermique** du bac de refoulement est tombé.
Remarque, résolution du problème : Vérifier l'état du **thermique** dans l'armoire électrique.
I would appreciate suggestions for understanding the whole sentence "Le thermique du bac de refoulement est tombé."
Message : POMPE DE CIRCULATION CARTOUCHES
Description : Il y a un défaut thermique sur la pompe de circulation de la cartouche filtrante.
Remarque, résolution du problème : «Reseter» le défaut sur le** thermique** dans l'armoire électrique. Si le défaut revient, un remplacement de la pompe est peut-être nécessaire.
Message : DEFAUT THERMIQUE BAC DE REFOULEMENT
Description : Le **thermique** du bac de refoulement est tombé.
Remarque, résolution du problème : Vérifier l'état du **thermique** dans l'armoire électrique.
I would appreciate suggestions for understanding the whole sentence "Le thermique du bac de refoulement est tombé."
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Jul 6, 2016 07:28: Tony M changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/988385">claude-andrew's</a> old entry - "thermique (as a noun)"" to ""thermal protection device""
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French term (edited):
thermique
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thermal protection device
There are various terms available, depending on exactly WHAT form it takes and WHERE it is located.
On certain individual appliances, it might be a 'thermal cutout'.
But in an eelctrical cabinet, it sound more like a thermally-tripped circuit-breaker — the thermal technique tends to be used for slower-acting devices designed to protect against prolonged, but possibly marginal, overloads; many circuit-breakers use a combination of thermal and magnetic techniques.
I don't now about your instance with 'tombé' — it is possible it might be soemthing that has 'dropped out', but it's hard to tell without more details; it's also perhaps important to know if this 'thermique' is actually LOCATED IN the 'bac de refoulement' — note that it is 'du', which could certainly suggest it is simply the 'thermique' for the bac, but not actually located in/on it.
On certain individual appliances, it might be a 'thermal cutout'.
But in an eelctrical cabinet, it sound more like a thermally-tripped circuit-breaker — the thermal technique tends to be used for slower-acting devices designed to protect against prolonged, but possibly marginal, overloads; many circuit-breakers use a combination of thermal and magnetic techniques.
I don't now about your instance with 'tombé' — it is possible it might be soemthing that has 'dropped out', but it's hard to tell without more details; it's also perhaps important to know if this 'thermique' is actually LOCATED IN the 'bac de refoulement' — note that it is 'du', which could certainly suggest it is simply the 'thermique' for the bac, but not actually located in/on it.
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Terry Richards
: I agree with the term but have some doubts about the explanation. I think this breaker is tripped by the temperature of the pump motor (via a sensor), not it's own internal temperature. Tombé = tripped in this case. //Yes, more context would help :)
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Thanks, Terry! Hampered by shortage of context, I fear...
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Chakib Roula
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شكرا Chakib!
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Didier Fourcot
: abbreviation for "disjoncteur thermique", rather often with a reset button (réenclenchement in French): http://www.e-t-a.fr/produits/disjoncteurs/disjoncteurs_therm...
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Merci, Didier !
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http://lamaintenance.fr/elctricite/electricite-les-disjoncte...
the device protects against prolonged overloads (some are called I²T), that do not reach the overcurrent that could trigger a regular breaker that protects the wiring