Idling mode definition

Idling mode means the time period when a solvent cleaning machine is not actively cleaning parts and the sump heating coils, if present, are turned on.
Idling mode means the time period when a solvent cleaning machine is turned on but is not actively processing parts.

Examples of Idling mode in a sentence

  • Idling mode: A condition in which the system must be operated, at a load equal to or higher than “idling mode” for personal computers and workstations defined in ECMA-74 (C.15.3).

  • Intelligent Low Idling mode (ILI) These modes shall be selectable with the help of selector switch.

  • Idling mode: A condition in which the system must be operated, at a load equal to or higher than “idling mode” for personal computers and workstations defined in defined in ECMA-74 (C.15.3).

  • Defined in accordance with ISO 9296 3.2.5. Idling mode: A condition in which the system must be operated, at a load equal to or higher than “idling mode” for personal visual display units and terminals defined in defined in ECMA-74 (C.10.1).

  • Idling mode denotes that the engine of the vehicle was in running condition and the vehicle was not stationary.

  • The declared A-weighted sound power level (LWAd) must not exceed: Operating mode: 4.4B Idling mode: 3.9B If the product does not emit prominent discrete tones according to procedures specified in ECMA 74 Annex D, a higher declared A-weighted sound power level (LWAd) is accepted but must not exceed: Operating mode: 4.7B Idling mode: 4.2B 2.

  • Operating mode: A condition in which the system must be operated in accordance with ISO 7779:1999 C.15.3.2 and C.9.3.2. Idling mode: A condition in which the system must be operated in accordance with ISO 7779:1999 C.15.3.1. Eco Mode: A reduced power state that the projector enters on the user’s initiative following the manufacturer’s instructions.

  • SettingsRangeDefaultUsedSSR6-9999 m30 DIR (only visible for RBU)0-999 s20 VAC/RBU selection VAC Service interval0-9999 h2000 DIR Idling delayDIR is the delay before the start-up valve is deactivated, i.e., it goes to Idling mode after the Pilot signal is deactivated.

  • The abnormal vibration of engine /air cond compressor while the car in Idling mode.

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