Ann Arbor Electric Company

ELECTRIC LIGH1 THE BEST - mÊMV, Some of the Advantages of Electric Light. Cubic fcet Cubic feet of Heat produccd in of;iiicarbonicacid lft Watts raised vititated. produced. Fahrenheit. 12 c. p. Incandescent Lamp None. None. .13.8 12 c. p. Gas Light 345.25 3.2] 278.6 12:-. j). Keroseae Lamp 370.30 3.51 223.9 Some of the Disadvantages of Gas. Air consumed. Carbonic Acid tlirown olí. Heat. Unsteadine8S of Light. Freezing Pipes. Danger of Suffocal Ion. Humidiiy. Danger from the useof Matches. Ceilinga Blackened Water and air in l'ipes Sulphur thrown ofl .Ajeláis and Gildings Tarnished Ammonia thrown olT Sulphuretted Hydrogen thrown ofl Gas cannoi be nverted (o throw light down. None of these Disadvantages Accompany. Electric Lighting. In general the [ncandecent Electric Light is muchjhealthier and much more convenlet to use than any other method of lighting, and is more economlcal for amount of light fürnished than gas. lactricity for all kinds of Powers. . Electricity for Heating Y ou Nced Light Apply to