GEC No. 94

AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE
Table Pattern
Gecophone

Gecophone for use with P.A.X. No. 5600 only.

This telephone is the same as the No. 75 except that it has a DC ringer.

The telephone is entirely self-contained, the calling bell being included in the body of the instrument.  The hand-combination incorporates a highly efficient transmitter of the inset type, and an equally efficient receiver.

Introduced circa mid 1932.

This telephone connects via three wires or 2 wires if a local earth is used.

Known by GEC as the Gecophone.
 

Taken from the GEC Private Automatic Telephone Exchanges No. 18/2 (undated)

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Last revised: July 30, 2025