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Edison A-type Cutaway Battery Cell
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Edison A-type Cutaway Battery Cell
Category
Science and Technology
Classification
CHENHALL - Tools & Equipment for Science & Technology - Energy Production T&E - Power Producing Equipment - Battery, Electrical
Object Origin
Edison Storage Battery Company
Physical Characteristics
Object Description: Metal rectangular cuboid with cut out sections on surface on two of the long sides in different sizes and shapes to expose interior components. One long uncut side has four (4) 'feet' which elevate it from flat. The top has two knobs with nuts attached and opening with lid. One cutaway side is exposing a ribbed section, the other side is showing the vertical spacing (like books on a shelf) of internal components.
Marks: MC8
Measurements: Object:
Height: 21 in, Length: 4.5 in, Width: 4.5 in
Weight: 35 lbs
Credit
Gift of Thomas A. Edison, Inc., 33.912.1
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On Exhibit
Edison A-type Cutaway Battery Cell
About: Edison A-type Cutaway Battery Cell
About: Edison A-type Cutaway Battery Cell
This is a cutaway of a 1933 battery from the Edison Storage Battery Company, a nickel-iron-alkaline battery that is durable, long-lasting and rechargeable. It was patented by Thomas Edison in 1901 with the original intention of powering early electric vehicles.
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