TELEPHONE No. 14
MAGNETO TELEPHONE

Skeleton style table telephone with Bell Receiver, fixed transmitter and generator.

Originally called the "Telephone, Table, Transmitter Type with Generator" it was later renamed as the Telephone No. 14 circa 1911.

Early table telephones were connected to the internal wiring with a Strip, Flexible Cord Connection.  Click here for more information.

This is an L.B. telephone and a separate battery box would be installed.  The batteries were required to power the transmitter.

Circuit Diagram - N114.

Superseded by the Telephone No. 4 with Generator No. 4 and Bellset No. 5 in 1913.

Found in the 1906, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1914 and 1915 Rate Books.

See also Telephone No. 16

Telephone Includes:-
1 x Bell N.T., No. 1003A, complete.
2 x Bell-gongs.
1 x Coil, Inductor, Special, 25R/1R.
1 x Cords, Flexible No. 222.
1 x Cords, Flexible No. 604.
1 x Generator, Special, 500R.
1 x Bell, Receiver B, C or D (1909) or Receiver, Bell No. 1 (1911 onwards).
1 x Strip, Cords Flexible, Connector, 6-Terminal, Mounted.
1 x Transmitter, Inset, Metal, Complete (1910) or Transmitter No. 2 (1911 onwards).

The Transmitter is fitted with a Label No. 78C.
 
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