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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arising, and makes contact with a screw, which can be adjusted
to any required degree of heat in excess of the normal temperature.
A small 1’esistance-coil in each room enables the locality of the
fire to be ascertained, on a commutator placed at the point to
which, the alarm is to be communicated, and the disturbance of
the electric balance at the same time, rings one or more alarm-
bells, as in the street fire alai’m apparatus already described.
Direct Acting Sounder for telegraph purposes : this telegraph
instrument can be worked without any relay, by means of ten
Leclanche cells, through 10,000 B.A. units of resistance ; Com-
bined Needle Instrument and Sounder—in this apparatus the move-
ments of the indicating needle, so largely used for railway purposes
in England, are supplemented by distinct sounds. North Nave.
123.—L. Clark, Muirhead, & Co., Regency Street, Westminster,
S.W. Single-needle Dial Instrument, with drop-handle and
Spagnoletti's dial; Single-needle Dial Instrument, with Highton’
keys and Spagnoletti’s dial; Spagnolettr’s Induced Coils for
single-needle instrument; Varley’s Induced Coils for single-needle
instrument; Morse Ink-recording Instrument, or Direct Ink-
writer, for terminal or intermediate station correspondence ; Post
Office Standard-pattern Relay; Pocket Relay in ebonite case;
Quadruples Relay, Muirhead and Winter’s patent; Henley's
Soft Iron Relay; Pony Sounder, Post Office pattern ; Sounder,
Post Office pattern, with, galvanoscope ; Pocket Sounder, with,
key and switch, complete; Sir William Thomson's Speaking
Galvanometer, with Judd’s soft iron core adjustment; Lamp,
Scale, and Stand for speaking galvanometer; Winter’s Block
Instrument, with plunger, switch, and two indicating-dials and
bell complete in one instrument; Winter and Craik’s Interlocking
Semaphore, used in connection with above; Electrical Alarum-
Bell, with clockwork arrangement for calling attention at stations;
Belgian Pattern Lightning Protector; Indian Pattern Lightning
Protector; Maye’s Pattern Lightning Protector; Post Office
Pattern Lightning Protector; Siemens’Pattern Lightning Pro-
tector ; Saunders’ Pattern Lightning Protector, for cables;
Jamieson? s Pattern Lightning Protector, for cables ; Eggington’s
Pattern Lightning Protector; for cables ; Smith's Double Switch,
for through working on submarine cables; Plug Switches,
various; Saunders' Translation. Switch ; Single-current Trans-
mitting Key; Highton's Double-current Key; Saunders’ Improved
Signalling Key, for submarine cables ; Muirhead's Patent Induc-
tive Resistance, for use in Muirhead’s system of duplex tele-
graphy ; | Unit Rheostat, for use with above; High-resistance
Rheostat, for use with above ; Subdivided Condenser, for use with
Muirhead’s system of duplex telegraphy; Sounder, designed for use
with MuirheacPs and Winter’s quadruples relay; Pole Changers.
{See Ndw., p. 131.) Between Sheffield Court and Chinese Court.