- Transfer switches! - Transferred!

I'll activate the transfer switch.

But I fixed it. I just gotta flip the transfer switch.

The Cuban firm COPEXTEL, also in the telephone sector, was unable to receive a complete and timely shipment of automatic transfer switches purchased through a third country. This equipment was for Cuba's hospital repair and modernization programme. Although the switches were purchased in 2005, five of them have not yet been received because, according to the supplier, they were confiscated at the port of Halifax, Canada, by agents of the United States Department of the Treasury on the assumption that they were destined for Cuba.

(a) Equipment containing or contaminated with PCBs or PCTs (capacitors, circuit breakers, electrical cables, electric motors, electromagnets, heat transfer equipment, hydraulic equipment, switches, transformers, vacuum pumps, voltage regulators);

(a) Equipment containing or contaminated with PCBs or PCTs (capacitors, circuit breakers, electrical cables, electric motors, electromagnets, heat transfer equipment, hydraulic equipment, switches, transformers, vacuum pumps, voltage regulators);

The savings were offset in part by additional requirements for prefabricated facilities procurement action, which was completed at the end of the reporting period, owing to the long procurement lead times, following the increase of the military and police strength of the Operation authorized by Security Council resolution 1609 (2005); by increased expenditure for the alteration and renovation of facilities provided by the host Government, most of which were in a dilapidated state; and by the acquisition of additional generator electrical panels and transfer switches and of a higher number of water tanks than budgeted in order to enhance the Operation's water storage capacity at various locations in the north of the country.

The increase of $512,000 in provision, from $1,523,700 to $2,035,700 under this heading is mainly owing to (a) the purchase and installation of transformers with higher voltage (630 KVA), which is necessary and prudent to avoid potential equipment damage caused by power fluctuations, and the purchase of fuel tanks, main switchgear and transfer switch and construction of generator houses, owing to increased electrical power requirements ($220,000); and (b) the first-phase cost ($310,000) of a three-phase project to replace accommodation facilities for 50 military personnel.