TELEPHONE No. 46

Originally called the "Telephone, House, Table, Intercommunication, 3 terminal" but later renamed as the Telephone No. 46.

Table telephone used as a sub-station on a house system with a Telephone No, 33 as the central station or just in a pair.

They were generally fitted in pairs, in conjunction with a Coil, Inductor, 3-terminal and a Battery, Leclanche No. l, C.Z., 3-cell.

The press button (to the right of the bell) was used for calling the central station.

The handset is a Telephone No. 30 and the switch on the handset is pressed when speaking.

Introduced circa 1906.

Telephone included (1928):-
1 x Cradle for Micro telephone.
1 x Bell, Trembler.
1 x Press Button.
1 x Rose, Wall.
1 x Cord, Flexible.
1 x Telephone No. 30.

The handset is a Telephone No. 30.

Circuit Diagrams - TL230 and N146.

System wiring diagram - N133.

Made obsolete in 1947.

Last revised: November 03, 2025