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GEC ROUND VOLT METER, 1940's

General industrial moving Iron meter for monitoring power sources.

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  • this is my third attempt to give you this info.I purchased one of these meters and a ammeter to match from a reclaims yard, they were in a sorry state, but now fully restored and look great on a mahogany plaque. Have been told they came from Nottingham power station.
    .......... dave newham, Nottingham, 7th of January 2015

  • We have 5 of theses in mint condition. Hiddlestone electrics was established in 1920
    .......... Natalie Hiddlestone, Subiaco, 15th of October 2014

  • I have a generator with a Coventry Climax Engine with exactly the same volt meter. (1943)
    .......... R. Lemm, Arnhem, Netherlands, 15th of April 2014

  • This meter has a 'Moving iron' mechanism. Note the closer scale markings at each end of the dial, typical of such instruments, compared with the linear scale of 'Moving Coil' instruments. It also has a 'suppressed' zero and was probably used to monitor the output of a small generator or other voltage source.
    .......... John Webb, London Colney, ST ALBANS, 18th of March 2010

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