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/loh"ten"sheuhn/, adj. Elect.subjected to, or capable of operating under, relatively low voltage: low-tension wire. Abbr.: lt, L.T.[1895-1900]
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low-tension — adj. (Elecricity) subjected to or capable of operating under relative low voltage. Contrasted with {high tension}. Syn: low voltage. [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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low-tension — /ˈloʊ tɛnʃən/ (say loh tenshuhn) adjective Electricity 1. having or designed for use at low voltage, usually less than 750 volts. 2. of or relating to the winding of a transformer designed to operate at the lower voltage. Abbrev.: LT Compare high …
low tension — having low electromotive force, having low electrical potential (Electricity) … English contemporary dictionary
low tension — See low voltage … Dictionary of automotive terms
