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Manjimup Heritage Park > Records

EMAIL WATTHOUR METER TYRE SDM

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The meters displayed in the WOE collection were examples of the types used in Western Australia since the early 1920s.

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cwa-org-35-2020.7

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Objects

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Email Meters

Statement of significance

At the end of the electricity distribution system comes the wiring to the house or business. This is in the form of a circuit which feeds the power. Before the electricity flows into the home/business it flows through a meter which can measure accurately electricity consumption.

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