Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

design you have on site

English answer:

product you have on site

Added to glossary by Darko Kolega
Mar 1, 2011 23:03
13 yrs ago
English term

design you have on site

English Medical Medical: Instruments safety instructions
The product images in this user manual are intended to provide a basic understanding of the product, and may differ from the actual design you have on site.

(to have on site = user or device?)

thanks for help!

Responses

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product you have on site

The same user manual applies to a range of similar products.
Basically they did not bother changing the images in the manual for each product. The images serve as guidelines.
Note from asker:
great - thanks for help!
Peer comment(s):

agree Travelin Ann : sometimes worded as "your model"
1 min
agree David Hollywood : sounds good to me :)
6 mins
agree jacobdecamil (X) : Yup!
14 mins
agree Jack Doughty
18 mins
agree Demi Ebrite
58 mins
agree Ambrose Li : you have on site = that you actually have at your location
2 hrs
agree Phong Le : product: size, function, color, everything else
3 hrs
agree Sarah Bessioud : I would use model. Product could denote products from other manufacturers.
8 hrs
agree Stephanie Ezrol
16 hrs
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Reference comments

19 mins
Reference:

Your model may differ

Many product manuals available online with the the wording "Your model may differ."
Peer comments on this reference comment:

agree jacobdecamil (X)
2 mins
Thanks, Jacob
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