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Reason slot meter, c.1920.

1918-1922

Powervault G100 Solar Storage Unit

2014

We Care Solar Suitcase

2017

Niobium battery by Nyobolt Ltd

2022

Sodium-ion battery made by Faradion Limited

2022

One of the First Rechargeable Batteries, about 1860

1860

Reeddi Capsule, solar powered portable battery

2021

Section of Superconducting cable

2013

British Wolf 'Cubmaster' electric motor drill

1950

Vertical galvanometer, 1830-1870

1830-1870

Three steam pipes from Bloom St power station

15 megawatt AC turbo-alternator with steam turbine

1923; 1923

Harland differential controller

1956

First direct reading moving needle ammeter, 1883

1883

Voltmeter, centre zero, scale 3-0-3V

Electric bell with mechanism inside the bell

Kelvin's patent multicellular Voltmeter no.501 by James White

Crompton portable test set

1925

Aron watt hour, clock type meter

"Rotary" powerfactor meter for 3 phase circuit 257817

Alioth's spring controlled voltmeter reading 0 to 250 volts

Lord Kelvin astatic wattmeter, 0-200W.

Wall switch, double pole with fluted brass cap

Electrodynamometer wattmeter no.217

Crompton 6" ammeter no.62214 - c.1916, 0 - 15amps.

Crompton 6" voltmeter no.10707 - c.1899, 0 - 150v.

Crompton 8" voltmeter no.26725 - c.1910

Hot-wire voltmeter

1893

Attracted armature cut-out

Crompton potentiometer

Moving magnet galvanometer

Crompton portable ammeter no.9614 - c.1899

ammeter, prototype - 1884 15-40amps

Crompton multi-range milli-ammeter

Kapp and Crompton alternating current voltmeter

Thermocouple ammeter

1937

Moving coil voltmeter

1894

Ampere-hour meter, Teague type no.62 (1891)

Ampere-hour meter, Frager type no. 326 (1890)

Linear motor

1948

Crompton cable-vulcanizing T.box

1894

Industrial type of electrodynamometer

1901

Six fuses mounted on card, Hedges mica foil type

Multi-range A.C. test set and movement

Terminal board with two 7 - way Busbars

Record frequency meter

Evershed portable testing set

Portable movable coil recording voltmeter no.157294

Evershed and Vignoles 500 volt portable generator

Astatic Current Indicator (No 615) marked 'Crompton's patent' maded by R E Crompton & Co

circa 1878-1927