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3 | A 230 vac automatic transfer switch |
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use the Explanation: This is basic EN grammar, but requires explanations well outside of the scope of thie terminology forum. In your first instance, you almost certainly need to use 'the' — leaving aside the fact that 'automate' is the wrong word anyway, if you are e.g. a company that makes R100 whatsits (and possibly others), then you will want to say that "the (= specific) model is used for [specific purpose, etc.]" Your second instance is less clear-cut — to start with, it is not a complete sentence, and were this in some kind of list, for xample, probably no article would be needed; but if the sentence were expanded to read "The R100 operates on 220 V ac @ 50 Hz", it is clear that once again the def. article is required. |
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