A dictionary of electrical words, terms and phrases (1896)
Houston, Edwin J. (Edwin James), 1847-1914 · New York, The W.J. Johnston company · leaf 59
ngary considerable current, owing to their great in-ternal resistance. Bead Areometer or Hydrometer.—(SeeAreometer, Bead.) Bec-Carcel.—The Carcel, or French unitof light. (See Carcel.) Bell, Automatic-Electric An elec-tric bell furnished with an automatic contact-breaker. (See Contact-Breaker,… … Automatic ElectricBell. An electric bell usedto call the attentionof an operator to thefact that his corre-spondent wishes tocommunicate withhim. Bell, Circular —A bell so construct-ed that all its movinparts are contained in F{gm 44the gong. Bell, Continuous-Sounding Electric —An electric bell,…
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