Anyone Know How Old This Is..?

[Brian246]

I'm desperately after one of those rocker switches with the jewel light in it if that ends up going spare. Beer tokens available.

I’m sure that’s possible, I’ll let you know once it’s been decommissioned

 

[MJPD29]

I'm desperately after one of those rocker switches with the jewel light in it if that ends up going spare. Beer tokens available.

Came across a couple in the past year will hold onto the next one

 

[lozarus]

I’m sure that’s possible, I’ll let you know once it’s been decommissioned

Came across a couple in the past year will hold onto the next one

Thanks a bunch guys.

 

[snowhead]

I'm desperately after one of those rocker switches with the jewel light in it if that ends up going spare. Beer tokens available.

Looks like someone lost the top right screw and replaced with non matching possibly bottom left as well.
Then at a later date someone found it and left it on the trunking next to the conduit, make sure you get the screw with the switch,? and if whoever recovers it could looks on the floor or in the Dexion behind the panel they may find the other screw.

 

[lozarus]

As a side note, interesting to see hemp covered VIR singles in galv fed from the MEM box. The IET seem to think this was phased out by the mid/late 50's, but we have plenty still in service here installed 1964 - same type of install - except someone has fitted newer Schneider Iso boxes with RCBO'S onto the old VIR. Sorry, bIt off topic.

 

[Lucien Nunes]

Hi, I hear my name being called. I would be interested if you are taking out the controls, to keep the complete Satchwell control system intact for the museum. I have a boiler with similar controls but parts are broken or missing. I would like to get it operational one day as a demo of that era of industrial controls. I'll drop you a PM. Don't disturb the fuse carriers, just snip the cables off above. Yes, 50s, from the version of the MEM logo.