Hi all Le lun. 11 juin 2018 à 01:29, Paul Allen <pla16...@gmail.com> a écrit :
> It also states that in the UK, the switchgear is a telephone exchange and > the building the switches > are housed in is called a telephone exchange (we Brits aren't very > inventive where terminology is concerned). > Then we do have an issue here It's the same as calling this a "transformer" https://www.epcomediterranee.com/medias/fiches_produits/fiche/438-poste-de-transformation-couloir-de-manoeuvre-type-pac-4uf-5uf.JPG While it's a "power substation" (power=substation) building and the transformer (power=transformer) is actually inside http://www.infos-reseaux.com/photos/image/poste-de-distribution-transformateur-bt/48-24062008661.jpg Telephone exchange hosting buildings use to be tagged with man_made=MDF because the "Main Distribution Frame" is inside too. Moving from MDF to telephone exchange won't bring any benefit i'm affraid. I'm not focused on central_office anyway, but we need two different terms to distinguish buildings from hosted devices and central office is the best we found for buildings All the best François
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