. The Street railway journal . of carrying 1000 amps., amagnetic circuit breaker and an ammeter reading fromzero to 1200 amps. Two of the feeder panels are in use,the other being held in reserve. Each is fitted with anautomatic circuit breaker of the same type as those used onthe generator panels, an ammeter reading up to 500 amps.,and a quick break switch for connecting feeder to main station panel is fitted with a main ammeterreading up to 3000 amps., on which the total output of thestation is constantly shown, and a recording is also fitted with a recording voltmete


. The Street railway journal . of carrying 1000 amps., amagnetic circuit breaker and an ammeter reading fromzero to 1200 amps. Two of the feeder panels are in use,the other being held in reserve. Each is fitted with anautomatic circuit breaker of the same type as those used onthe generator panels, an ammeter reading up to 500 amps.,and a quick break switch for connecting feeder to main station panel is fitted with a main ammeterreading up to 3000 amps., on which the total output of thestation is constantly shown, and a recording is also fitted with a recording voltmeter with a workingpressure of 550 volts. The leakage panel contains all theinstruments necessary for testing for leakage, etc. The DOUBLE-DECKED CAR USED IN CAPE TOWN lighting panel is arranged for six 50-amp. double-polecircuit switches, with fuses and throw-over switches. In the condenser pit are two surface condensers withcombined air and circulating pumps. These are of theAdmiralty type manufactured by the Wheeler Condenser. 286 STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. [Vol. XIX. No. 9. Company, specially adapted for using sea water. Thesea water is supplied to the condensers by means of largecast-iron pipes, which are carried well out beyond low-water mark. To avoid the danger of seaweed being drawnup into the condensers the suction pipe has been inter-cepted on the shore by a pump built in concrete carried


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