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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201___Compagnie Générale d’Electricité ( Jablochkoff’s),
139 Cannon Street (M. J. Gaudet). Example of Lighting the
auditorium and stage of a theatre by JablochkofFs electric
light. Example of Street Lighting; Patterns of Lamps foi
streets shops and. warehouses, workshops, &c.; Illustration of
Railway Station Lighting. (The Crystal Palace Station of the
London, Brighton, and South. Coast Railway is entirely lighted by
Jablochkoff.) Opera Theatre and Eastern Gallery.
202 Country Mansions Portable and Economical Electric
Light"Company, 50, Trafalgar Road, S.E. Portable Incandescent
Drawing-room, Study, Pulpit, and Shop Lamps of great variety.
In a charmingly furnished boudoir—bronzed statues standing'
amidst flowers and fems—other artistic and useful lamps are
shown, with, a special battery for the supply of electricity self-
contained, or in an adjoining box or cupboard No acids are
used, and the batteries give off no kind of smell. Ihe object is
to provide one or any small number of incandescent electric
lamps at an insignificant first cost. (TOe Advt.\ Walls and a
ceiling shut out the daylight from this room, causing it to be one
of the few points in the Palace where electric lights can be
advantageously seen at all hours of the day.
Western Gallery.
203 .—R. E. Crompton, Mansion House Buildings, London.
12 Crompton Lamps in Transept; 2 in Chinese Court; 6 Crompton's
Pattern Miners’ Lanterns, for use with, incandescent lamps in
mines • Specimen Length, of Crompton’s Patent Electric Main.
Conductor. (See Advt., p. 144) Centre Transept.
204 . The Lighting of the Chinese Court is carried out by Messrs.
R. E. Crompton & Co. on the same system as that adopted in the
Centre Transept, the distribution of the light and the general
illumination being effected by means of the arrangement of the
peculiar lanterns and reflecting screens adopted by Mr. Jas JN.
Slioolbred, C.E., of Westminster, in his patent double-renection.
system of ’illumination for interiors Chinese Court.
204a.__The Domestic Electric Lighting Company, Limited,
6 Lombard Street, E.C. Exhibition of a Modern Mansion fitted
with Electric Light and Electrical Apparatus. Entrance Room,
Smoking Room, Dining Room, Drawing Room, and Boudoir-
decorated, fitted, and embellished in the highest style of modern
art. (See Advts. pp. 121 & 140). Victoria Cross Gallery.