Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-06
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Lamps to be Used In Residences.
Mr.. Charles f. Brush and Mr.. G. w.
Stoclsly a1tv& list lssSniyA from New
York, where the first exhibitions of Mr..
Brush's latest invention, tho storage
battery applied to the lighting of the
Swan insandessent lamps, were given,
on TuesdSy hnet "wednesday qvQiHgsiaE
the office 81 the Brush Electric Light
Company, No. S53 Broadway.
Mr.. Stockly was seen by Leader re-
porter upon his arrival and questioned
as to the success of the exhibition of
'As s.rSs iiss kssssl 81 1sls storasd Attery
was demonstrated beyond all doubt, !"
said HT. sfqeky;sffhe large nun6fr .Pf
6oth eseAASs wefe lsatisked' thai NIL
Brush's invention is complete success. :"
"WSsss there, considerable interest
manifested !, VI .MSsltoh. BY New,
York. peoplesnlo slll4. s..s, ,ts.s;. Das .aO
ayes, and snets alone In New York
people. but BY ,pfss1iheht electricians,
scientists, 81 and. lbusinass. men from al
parts 5fathe ieea,ftryi There was a large
crowd present on both syenffigs.~ Arhe
opposition company is feeling very sick
over the matter"
Cap tfAstsfiEe pewTfs ptilized
FOR a6ff4af5IEn w 'stAEfaacAAss"
"Yes, certainly it Gun Le ,nsed TO
srpnly Rpyeg 70 any. kind Of .mechiRerys |"
The following IRON. the New. York
T;mes of Thursday Civ esan idea of the
nature of the exhibition:
Several hundred gentlemen. including
rIasy n. rY19 f,HIRssuMaifSi " ielstfstsxfl x d L
werS preAerft, on invitation, at the offices
Of the Brush Electric Light Company,
in the. Domestic Building, AZ No yS53
Brnadways last.s evening toiwitncss fthe
RESULTS obtained by a'pteeticAl aApp plica-
tl6h Of the Secondary Or st6rAg b battery.
The occasion .was noteworthy. .because
theexhibitien was the first ever given
Of Mr.. Brush's secondary battery IS aps
plisd " asystem OF Lighting BY inca ads:.
cent lamps { 1T ha CLAMPS were of the
Ssup pattern and cpnsissssi Of . carbon
Which is heated 70 incandss I,
cence in a vacuum. At last nights ex,
hibition tweRty- seven lights were shown
ID operation. They were fed from
sohss assa ssi' i2siisi iSs nsisin Aish
and they burned without q flicker or
any diminu ton of light whatever. Be-
sides these lights there Hyts exhibited an
electro motor of one horse power. which
stpSdisdi power TO blower Of ordinary
form ahdswhich was moved BY the cur.
rent. from the, secondary battery The
visitor.l lwatohed ths lie hts and motor in
operation for several hours, and allex4I
pressed tlieH Ati ifiratipn ri AZ TIE shcesss
OF the test in. itA details as;wsu as in its
general application. 50 The insurance
representatives. approved the "cut.
away Whereby. in case Of interference
WITH ithA current, itsis automatically
a strip of tin f6il Gshitks y introduced
into the circuit This prevents the oc-
cnrrence of.fisesfrom .ths-ase. of a.. .ssl...s
THf EtaEscrsstc gas sss s'sii.ss ss.'5 o frTrsse
Z An inspeetionsew'as .smade of tho
reorganization, ot stpffge battery; which
was explained 'V Mr., ,Brpsh,, ,,ss TIE,
battery was fed, or charged, by a.
current from the ordinary arc circuit,
electro sHs ASss rcea IKE sSis3s 3s,s il t1@ she
battery contain corrugated lead plates
by,a compositipn which ia kept
q secret; The pa tfs ftssI IIIibmsrsea in a
weak solution 81 saufphdrie acid. There
ID no oxide Of lead or felt, or packing
of-any kind, as is the eme iiipths' FauFe
battery. Mr.. Brush says that his bat.
'tbry, once made, is practically indie.
struc cfialfsAntFHeasn niot c9tGerSAtse6-
ton beyond the occasional addition OF a
'B TiRIAss fs.d itst sia;. ssss ~ sss
ss's ssssa aos. os and and ID the the
battery may be arranged in series Just ps
are TIE cells Of an ordinary galvanic
battery. In one point Mr.. Brush claims
to hsva ,gchiAyed 1, 5utceSi which ssof
itself Is noteworthy. He has practically
avoidedi the interfsrehce esasea by polar
ization which has impaired the useful.
mess OF the ordinary. secondary batteries.
In the feeding, Of tie battery with Che
MI iBAsd by al tnkeniSps
magnetic device whereby the current
las soon as one cell is filled--is automati-
cally switched off to feed another cell,
and after that another, and so on until
all are fuH.s The nYnber offcells to be
ssia:lzssnf fttsfsls u ~ f$ H. sslas e III
The loss of power by Transmission
through the accumulator is from fifteen
TO twentyIH4f as4 q nhly ShfJ iA there
is that much less force sent from the
accumulator than is given out by the
'dYsnppps Howzauickly- the1eeosasy]
battery can be charged depends on the
intensity of the current used, the more
intense, eaA.
DOING THE WORK IN SHORTER TIME.
The batteries made are Of four kinds,
the frat having 9eapacity Of from 5, to
IS lights, tho -Piftes beihg' 5 S'inehes
by 8; the second for from 10 to is lights,
with plates by l6 inches; the third for
from 20 to 30 lights, with double plates
8 by l6 inches; and the fourth for from
40 to 80 lights, with plates l6 by l6
inches. AL batteries hrTetwenty csllsr
Ma saA &&essnisss &a&lhls ssss h. Mtiesa 9Siak
size or power of an ordinary five-foot
gas burner for each horse power used
BY txe'siSnamolh AThey may BE charged
from the same wire Ised IN furnishing
the arc lamps, and while these are lamps
are burning, 50 that lights. of both kinds
may q on he)cirkyN an3sprodeeed by,
tliesame source Of power-an Important
consideration in mills and other large
establishments where arc lights are
needed for the large areas and mean
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