Hmmm......I wonder what that device is with the amp meter on it? Surprising that it is still there and hasn't been all smashed in! Thanxx for showing, -Wayne's Electrical. _7th March 2019, 21.10_
Wayne's Electrical It’s the circuit breaker for the transformer (it looks like Yorkshire Electric switchgear) and the ones next to it will be the oil switches/ring switches. Normally these breakers with the dial on were used for HV customers that purchased electricity at 11kV or 6.6kV rather than LV and the dial is part of a metering setup.
It's a old So Hi circuit breaker I used to make the insulators at Yorkshire switchgear group later to become Merlin Gerin and now Schneider Electric Leeds
The unit in the “box” is a Yorkshire switchgear IVO oil circuit breaker. The dial is an amp meter. The two switches to the left are Yorkshire switchgear FMS mk11 oil main switches
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Hmmm......I wonder what that device is with the amp meter on it? Surprising that it is still there and hasn't been all smashed in!
Thanxx for showing,
-Wayne's Electrical.
_7th March 2019, 21.10_
That device would be the circuit breaker. Interesting open exposed set up.
Wayne's Electrical It’s the circuit breaker for the transformer (it looks like Yorkshire Electric switchgear) and the ones next to it will be the oil switches/ring switches. Normally these breakers with the dial on were used for HV customers that purchased electricity at 11kV or 6.6kV rather than LV and the dial is part of a metering setup.
It's a old So Hi circuit breaker I used to make the insulators at Yorkshire switchgear group later to become Merlin Gerin and now Schneider Electric Leeds
The unit in the “box” is a Yorkshire switchgear IVO oil circuit breaker. The dial is an amp meter.
The two switches to the left are Yorkshire switchgear FMS mk11 oil main switches