Elastomeric paint
Pintura elastoméricaFlexible paint formulated to accommodate small deformations within its declared performance limits.
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Flexible paint formulated to accommodate small deformations within its declared performance limits.
Electrical discharge through a gas that can produce very high temperatures and intense light.
Movement of electrical charges through a conducting material that supplies equipment with energy.
Mechanism releasing a door's latch when it receives an electrical control command.
Sound-producing device announcing a call when activated by a pushbutton or signal.
A component of a heating installation used to store heat in dense materials to release it at another time.
A component within a technical installation whose purpose is to heat and store water using an electrically powered resistance element.
Accessible point along a cable route allowing inspection or access to electrical components.
Set of cells storing energy through electrochemical reactions and delivering it as electricity.
Set of conductors and components intended to supply particular equipment or points of use.
Material or component that carries electric current between points in an installation.
Device making a detachable electrical connection between cables, equipment or other components.
Energy consumed or generated over a period, commonly measured in kilowatt hours.
System retaining energy to supply loads or a network at a later time.
Number of alternating-current cycles occurring each second, expressed using the unit hertz.
Components at multiples of the fundamental frequency that distort current or voltage waveforms.
Arrangement of cables, protective devices and equipment distributing electricity throughout a building.
Common name for the electrical installation certificate documenting its characteristics and checks.
Gloves with electrical insulating properties for applications and voltages covered by their classification.
Material that restricts current flow and separates conductive parts within an electrical installation.
Equipment or a group of devices drawing energy from a circuit or supply.
Current demand greater than the intended capacity of a circuit during normal operation.
Assembly bringing together the devices that control and protect electrical circuits.
Component with contacts inserted into a socket to supply an electrical appliance.
Amount of electrical energy transferred per unit of time, usually expressed in watts.
Accessory temporarily changing a contact while operated and returning to its original position afterwards.
Opposition offered by a material to the flow of current, expressed in ohms.
Connection bringing electricity from the external network to the building's supply entrance.
Connection point securing a conductor and electrically joining it to another component.
Equipment changing alternating voltage levels through magnetic coupling between its electrical windings.
Device recording electrical energy consumed or exchanged at a particular supply point.
Use within a property of electricity generated by a system associated with its consumption.
Generated electricity not immediately used by the loads associated with the generating system.
Lock incorporating an electrical or electronic system to manage opening and access authorisation.
A component of a heating installation used to move a valve through expansion of an electrically heated element.
Drawing showing the appearance of one vertical face of the building.
Lighting operating when the normal supply fails to assist orientation and evacuation.
Relative ability of a surface to emit thermal radiation compared with a blackbody at the same temperature.
Water-based paint with resins, common on walls and ceilings; performance depends on the product.
Paint producing a resistant uniform finishing film on substrates compatible with its formulation.
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