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BS 5817-18:1989 PDF

BS 5817-18:1989 PDF

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BS 5817-18:1989 PDF

Published Date:
08/31/1989

Status:
Active

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Specification for audiovisual, video and television equipment and systems-Specification for connectors for automatic slide projectors with built-in triacs for audiovisual application

Publisher:
BSI Group

Document status:
Active
Format:
Electronic (PDF)
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10 minutes
Delivery time (for Russian version):
200 business days
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Mechanical and electrical requirements for the connection of projectors to the disolve-control units to ensure the correct functioning of systems using two or more projectors.

Cross References:
BS 415:1990
BS 5871:Part 3
BS 5871:Part 4

File Size : 1 file , 350 KB
ISBN(s) : 0580174239
Note : This product is unavailable in Ukraine, Russia, Belarus
Number of Pages : 10
Product Code(s) : 199684, 199684, 00199684
Published : 08/31/1989

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