Optical smoke detector
Detector óptico de humoDetector using changes in light to identify smoke particles inside its sensing chamber.
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Detector using changes in light to identify smoke particles inside its sensing chamber.
Component dividing a fibre signal between several output branches within a network.
Panel housing connectors and organising the terminations of multiple fibres inside a cabinet.
Panel of oriented wood strands bonded together, available in grades for different construction functions.
A component of a climate control installation used to exchange heat with the outdoor environment surrounding the building.
Reference outdoor temperature used to calculate heating or cooling requirements for buildings.
Luminaire designed for outdoor environments, with protection suited to its exposure conditions.
Air taken from outside a building to renew or supplement indoor air.
Wall layer towards the outside contributing to the enclosure’s weather protection and external finish.
Amount still unpaid after deducting earlier payments.
Insulation layer positioned above the sloping structural members of a pitched roof.
Auxiliary outlet discharging water when its level exceeds a specified height on the roof.
Company's operating expenses associated with its activity.
Increase in voltage above its usual value, potentially affecting connected electrical equipment.
Widened foundation base supporting a single column and distributing its loads to the ground.
Product forming a film on a substrate for protective or decorative purposes.
Component binding pigments and fillers and forming the film attached to the substrate.
Formation of bubbles through local separation of the paint film from its substrate.
Joining of dispersed binder particles to form a continuous film during drying.
Surface area covered by a given quantity of product under specified application conditions.
Network of cracks in the film caused by stresses, ageing or other incompatibilities.
Uneven coating texture resembling the surface pattern of an orange fruit peel.
Movement of wet paint under gravity creating build-ups or vertical run marks.
Reaction of certain fatty binders with alkalis that can degrade the paint coating.
Proportion of non-volatile components remaining after the paint film has dried completely.
Resistance of paint to flow, influencing its application behaviour and surface levelling.
Fork attachment that supports palletised loads with arms inserted beneath their base.
Door that forms its leaf from a framework enclosing one or more panels.
Panel filling the space between a leaf's stiles and rails.
Mechanism that releases the door fastening when a horizontal bar is pressed.
Manual control activating an alarm signal when a person requests immediate assistance.
Tile combining curved and flat sections to provide both water channel and cover.
Flooring made from small wooden elements arranged in a defined laying pattern.
Controlled abrasion of the wooden surface to level it or renew its finish.
Factor applied to actions or resistances to account for uncertainty in structural verification.
Distribution of particle sizes present within an aggregate or other granular mixture.
Board made from wood particles pressed and bonded with resins.
Internal wall intended to divide spaces without the main function of supporting the structure.
Detector recognising changes in thermal radiation, commonly used to detect the movement of people.
Panel terminating data cables and organising their connections using short patch leads.
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