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. Annual report 1921. current-transformers for the 12,000 volt circuits of five units wasawarded to the Canadian Westinghouse Company in March, 1921. These con-sist of condenser bushings with one or more ring-type cores with second-ary windings mounted thereon. The current-transformers for the 110,000 voltcircuits are of the bushing type, 400 to 5 amperes ratio, mounted on the bush-ings of the 110,000 volt oil circuit-breakers and supplied with them on thecontract placed in 1920 with the Canadian Westinghouse Company. The 12,000 to 100 volt potential transformers with protective fuses andresis
. Annual report 1921. current-transformers for the 12,000 volt circuits of five units wasawarded to the Canadian Westinghouse Company in March, 1921. These con-sist of condenser bushings with one or more ring-type cores with second-ary windings mounted thereon. The current-transformers for the 110,000 voltcircuits are of the bushing type, 400 to 5 amperes ratio, mounted on the bush-ings of the 110,000 volt oil circuit-breakers and supplied with them on thecontract placed in 1920 with the Canadian Westinghouse Company. The 12,000 to 100 volt potential transformers with protective fuses andresistances were ordered in March, 1921, from the Canadian General ElectricCompany. Practically all these instrument transformers have been delivered. Switchboards Switchboards for controlling the units have been laid out and material forfive main units purchased. Control switches and indicating lamps for oil cir-cuit-breakers, rheostats and governor motors are Type ordered in 1922 HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION 193. Queenston Power House: Main Floor of Generating Station. October 3rd, 1921
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