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Bell, Electro-mechanical.

A bell which has its striking train operated by a spring or descending

weight, and which train is thrown into action by the release of a detent

or equivalent action by the closing of an electric circuit. It rings for

any given time after being started.

Bell, Indicating.

A bell which by drop-shutter or other indicator connected in circuit

with it, indicates its number or other designation of its call.

Bell, Magneto.

An electric bell operated by the alternating current from a magneto

generator. It has a polarized armature and no circuit breaker. The

armature is attracted first in one direction and then in the other, as

the current alternates and reverses the polarity of the electro-magnet.

Bell, Relay.

A bell operated by a relay circuit.

Bias.

In polarized relay the adjustment of the tongue to lie normally against

one or the other contact. (See Relay, Polarized.)

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