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Physics of the household (1914)

Lynde, Carleton John, b. 1872 · New York : Macmillan · leaf 230

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FiG. 153. — Theammeter. MEASURING INSTRUMExNTTS 215 celain tubes excludes water from the tubes. Sometimes, for con-venience, the meter is placed in the cellar instead of the attic. … Tielffr Ifases H y iS^iTcfi. PorceJ^iatuhes To lights Abuses Til Mts Fig. 154. — How the electric current is brought into the home. Inside the building the wires are joined in series to cut-outfuses, the switch, the meter, cut-out fuses, and the wires lead-ing to the electric lights. Fuse wire. —…

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