Crystal Palace International Electric Exhibition 1881-82
År: 1882
Sider: 102
UDK: 621.30 : 06 (064)
DOI: 10.48563/dtu-0000189
Official Catalogue, Edited by W. Grist with Specially Prepared Plans, showing the position of each exhibitor and indicating the spaces lighted by the various sytems.
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33 .—British Electric Light Company, Limited, Heddon
Street, Regent Street. Gramme Machines. (See A pvt, p. 141.)
Ground Floor.
35 .—Compagnie G-Énérale d’ElecteicitÉ (Jablochkoff’s), 139,
Carmon Street (Mr. Gaudet). Gramme Machines.
Ground Floor and South Nave.
36 .—R. E. Crompton, Mansion House Buildings^ London.
1 Burgin Patent Dynamo-Electric Machine to drive 3 lights ; and
3 Burgin Patent Dynamo-Electric Machines to drive 4 lights each.
(See Advt. p. 144.) West Corridor.
37 .—Messes. R. E. Crompton & Co., Mansion House
Buildings, London, carry out the lighting of the Transept
as follows: 3 Burgin Machines of the improved form,
(which received a gold medal at the Paris Exhibition)
supply the current to 6 Crompton Arc Lamps, approxi-
mately of 3,000 candles each,-and one large central lamp of
6,000 candles. For these lamps also they received a gold medal
at Paris. Messrs. R. E. Crompton & Co. are prepared to guarantee
the economy of their system so far, that, with 1 of their engines
driving their own machinery, a light equal to that of these
7 lamps can be produced with a consumption of fuel equal to 40 lb.
of Welsh coal per hour. (See Advt. p. 144.) West Corridor.
38 .—Electric Light & Power Generator Company, Limited.
Offices, 47, Cannon Street, E.C.; Works, 29, Bankside, S.E.
2 Weston Dynamo Machines; 1 large Maxim Distributor;
1 Maxim Regulator; 1 Maxim Searcher Light Dynamo; 1 Lontin
Generator; 1 Lontin Exciter; 1 new (Rapieff) Machine. By
this Company’s system several machines are driven from one
engine. (See Advt. p. 4 of Wrapper.) North Fnd of Ground Floor.
39 .—Electric Light Engineering Company, 35, Queen Victoria
Street, E.C. Dynamo-Electric Machine combined with. Portable
Steam-engine. Siemens and Gramme Dynamo-Electric Machines.
Ground Floor.
40 .—The Electric Lighting Supply Company, 25, Queen
Anne’s Gate, Westminster. Franklin Dynamo Machine for 3
lights, each, of 3,000 candle-power, 4| horse-power; driven by an
Otto gas-engine by means of Hedges' patent belt-frictional gear
with strap-tightening apparatus. Corridor.
41 .—W. Elmore, 91, Blackfriars Road, S.E. The Elmore
Dynamo-Electric Machine, in use for the double purposes of
electro-plating and electro-gilding. (See Advt. pp. 110 & 111.)
Avenue between Pompeian House and Chinese Court.
42 .—A. L. Fyfe, 9 & 10, Maidenhead Court, Aldersgate
Street, E.C. Engine and Dynamo Machines. Ground Floor.