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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 754, 1 March 1910, Page 10

■./THE REICHEL AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM CO., L m ' E. W. HOLMES, Engineer-in-Chief-"I consider it the best system which has yet been brought under my notice." , T. T. HUGO, Inspector of Fire Brigadcs-'Tho Rcichol is the most reliable Automatic Fire Alarm that has yet come under my observation." W. H. WARE, A.M.l.E.E.—"There is absolutely nothing with regard to it which need bo taken on "trust." OFFICIAL TEST. MESSES. SHARLAND & CO., LTD., Wellington—Tested by the Electrical Inspector of the Wellington Fire Underwriters' Association on tho 21st February, 1910. RESULTS: Temperature Rise. GROUND FLOOR ... Temperature, 72 degrees. Alarm given, 20 seconds. 1 degree. FIRST FLOOR ... Temperature, 72 degrees. Alarm given, 10 seconds. 1 degree. SECOND FLOOR ... Temperature, 74 degrees. Alarm givcu, 14 seconds. 3 degrees. THIRD FLOOR, ... Temperature, 74 degrees. Alarm given, 22 seconds. J. degree. NOTE—The daily climatic variations of temperature in this building amount to as much as 20 degrees on top floor. AUTOMATIC, SELF-ADJUSTING, RELIABLE. TWENTY HOUSES. nnHE COMPANY is prepared to furnish complete installations to twenty (only) private houses in Wellington and Suburbs, consisting of one thermostat in each room of not more than 400 square feet area, alarm gong and indicator, all properly installed and tested on completion, under the supervision of the owner, for the sum of • .. . . OK/. PER THERMOSTAT. The Company will undertake to repair free of charge all defects, if any, arising in such installations during the first year after completion • owing to faulty workmanship or material. H. A. SMITH & CO., Electrical Engineers, Lower Cuba Street, Local Agents.