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Fig. 9<br />

x 5: ' ! "<br />

Panel instrument <strong>of</strong> large type<br />

left, for external fitting; right, for flush fitting<br />

in panel<br />

Fig. 10<br />

Curved front instrument<br />

Fig. 11<br />

Small instruments<br />

86<br />

enclosed. The colour is dull black. The dimensions are 154 111111X70 nun over<br />

flanges. The curved front instruments may be mounted with the scale horizontal<br />

or upright.<br />

The large panel instruments and the curved front instruments are fitted with<br />

measuring systems <strong>of</strong> the large type, with one exception, the panel instrument<br />

with 110 mm base-plate diameter for DC measurements only, this having the<br />

small moving coil system.<br />

The measuring accuracy for both moving coil instruments and moving iron<br />

instruments is ± 1.5 %. Test voltage is 2 500 V.<br />

Small Instruments<br />

The small instruments, Fig. 11, are intended solely for flush mounting on<br />

x 3959 panels, the sizes being 65 mm and 90 mm according to the diameter <strong>of</strong> flange.<br />

The cases are normally <strong>of</strong> black pressed compound. The small instruments are<br />

made only with measuring systems <strong>of</strong> small types.<br />

These instruments also are provided with zero-restoring screw on the front. In<br />

addition thev are provided with iron screen against disturbing action <strong>of</strong><br />

outside fields.<br />

The measuring accuracy for the moving coil instrument is from +1.5% up to<br />

± 0.5 % and for the moving iron instruments 1.5 %. Test voltage is 2 500 V.<br />

Marine Instruments<br />

The marine instruments, Fig. 12, have two kinds <strong>of</strong> case. One is designed for<br />

flush mounting with rear connections, the other for external mounting with<br />

front connection over a cable box. The instruments are watertight and made<br />

to meet the Swedish Admiralty stipulations; they stand an excess pressure<br />

<strong>of</strong> 1 at. As in preceding instruments the normal colour is dull 'black. The<br />

cases have a flange diameter <strong>of</strong> 195 mm.

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