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1 люминесцентный светильник
Русско-английский политехнический словарь > люминесцентный светильник
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2 люминесцентный светильник
1) Engineering: fluorescent fixture2) Construction: luminescent lamp3) Electrical engineering: fluorescent luminaireУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > люминесцентный светильник
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3 осветительная арматура с люминесцентными лампами
Engineering: fluorescent fixture, fluorescent fixturesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > осветительная арматура с люминесцентными лампами
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light, luminaire* * *свети́льник м.
luminaire, lighting fixtureавари́йный свети́льник — emergency luminaireбестенево́й свети́льник — shadowless illuminatorвзрывобезопа́сный свети́льник — flame-proof [explosion-proof] luminaireголовно́й свети́льник горн. — caplampдекорати́вный свети́льник — decorative luminaireсвети́льник залива́ющего све́та — floodlightлюминесце́нтный свети́льник — fluorescent luminaireнапо́льный свети́льник — floor lampнасте́нный свети́льник — wall luminaireнасто́льный свети́льник — table lampподвесно́й свети́льник — pendant luminaireпотоло́чный свети́льник — ceiling luminaireпромы́шленный свети́льник — industrial luminaireру́дничный свети́льник — miner's lampручно́й свети́льник — hand lampсвети́льник у́личного освеще́ния — streetlight, street lighting lantern, street luminaire
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