control gear

If my remote control gear is still working, that should be no problem.

It seems that the lamp and control gear industries are at odds with each other.

Ideally, the control gear should shut down the tube when this happens.

One shell struck the bridge and knocked out the ship's fire control gear.

This then drives one of the control gears, the other being driven by the steering wheel.

There was nothing in there but damage control gear.

Tube-fixing clips are usually supplied with the control gear.

The locomotives were fitted with vacuum control gear for working motor trains.

The case is pending, even as the company installs pollution control gear and seeks permits.

The two guards, in crowd control gear, entered.

His supervillain outfit is a gas mask and vermin control gear.

"You cannot talk about riot control gear, helmets and shields and things like that," he said.

A modern building houses the control gear.

The end of life failure mode for fluorescent lamps varies depending on how they are used and their control gear type.

The troops, who are equipped with riot control gear, fired tear gas cannisters to drive them back.

The dials of the remote control gear glimmered faintly.

This moves the rack, which in turn moves its pinion, turning the control gears back to their centre position.

Simplified bomb rack installation, equipped with Kehl control gear.

The lamp is separated from its control gear, although the Starter is in the lamp circuit.

Over time and wear, this plastic gear's teeth shred and eventually cease to be able to control gears.

Reliability of the class as a whole was good - rather predictable considering the Swiss ancestry of their electrical and control gear.

(Ballast and starter are collectively known as 'control gear'.)

This week, the army said it would start equipping West Bank settlements with riot control gear, including tear gas and rubber bullets.

Fluorescent lighting needs two parts; the control gear which converts mains electricity into the form required, and the tube, which lights up.

The resistance between the electrodes also falls; the electronic ballast control gear registers this and automatically switches to continuous operation.