TELEPHONE No. 311 |
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The handset is a Telephone No. 164. The telephone had a single press button situated above the dial and above the button was a Label No. 252Q, stating "Call Exchange". The phone has an integral relay, that stopped bell tinkle and two rectifier units. These components are also fitted in a Bellset No. 41A, which was always installed with the table equivalent model, the Telephone No. 310. Produced in the colours; Black, Chinese Red, Ivory and Jade Green. Mark 1 & Mark 2 models never existed. The Mark 2A has a Receiver, Inset No. 2P in the handset. The phone case is released from the back plate by one screw
on the right hand side of the case. The whole body,
complete with chassis, swings open to the left, away from the
back-plate which is fixed to the wall. The back plate on
this telephone has pressed standoffs for the wall mounting. This phone was superseded by the Telephone No. 321, which was fitted with a Thermistor (which replaced the relay and rectifier packs). The Thermistor is is a very small component compared to the relay and rectifiers, which greatly reduced the cost of the phone. It was also superseded by Telephone No. 711 in 1964. Supplied to the BPO by British Ericsson, their models:- Telephone Includes:- Circuit diagram - N411. Diagram for Button labels - N620. How to wire your Telephone No. 311
to make it work on Plug and Socket
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Last revised: December 27, 2025FM |