Illuminating Engineering Society, Association of Public Lighting Engineers (Great Britain) · [London] · leaf 595
t so as not to beaffected by the wash of heavy seas. 580 THE ILLUMINATING ENGINEER ANOTHER ELECTRICALLY LIGHTED LAWN TENNIS COURT. We see in the Electrical Review andWestern Electrician an account of the•electric lighting of an out-door gravellawn tennis court in Chicago. In this•case (as in the… … described in our last number) the lamps The court is said to be in constant are placed at the side of the court;twenty-four 250-watt tungsten lamps•being employed. The lamps are equipped with white demand in the summer evenings. Thecost of the installation was $250 and theexpense of lighting the…
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