Weird french boat sign?

haraldmartin

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Hey, some couple of years ago i've found this unknown french sign on Utvorda, Norway. Anybody have a clue if it belong to a boat from ww2? Found it some meters from the shore ???

Lenght: 25 cm
Width: 15 cm

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Here's a rough (and I mean rough) translation

opening triggers alarm machine ?beware? of the ventilation

Hope that helps
 

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L'arret is "stop". I get, that the alarm will sound and ventilation will stop. I presume that it vents to somewhere that it ought not to if the Co2 level gets too high. I would think this type of sign could be located in any type of power plant (except hydro I guess) or many industrial applications. What is it made of? I'm not sure I think it would have weathered so well since WW2.
 

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Yeah, i don't know, but thanks for the help!
 

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