ELECTRICAL DEVELOPMENT ASSOCATION — Plug Points and Their Uses (Lecture Notes)

London, EDA 1962 16pp 18x13, stapled pamphlet Very good. Founded in 1919, the EDA set out to promote electricity on behalf of both the Government and its members, who were a mixture of private and municipal organisations. By the time of this post-War set of lecture notes, electricity was established as the only sensible form of light and power in the homes, so the focus here was on planning a new wiring installation, with enough power points for different uses. But the lecture - something that EDA had promoted from its founding - still needed to reassure about safety and how fuses and earthing worked, indicating that there was still some uncertainty about the technology. The lecture is designed to be given with slides, and the slide changes are shown in the text. The slides are NOT included here.