A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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told . decided build the first central station commercial district downtown Manhattan (instead of the more thickly populated uptown), because expected that electric lighting could not beat the competition gas "but hoped meet selling power. Edison criticized the high voltage alternating current technology saw the late 1880s the grounds its complexity, unreliability, and threat public safety. The meter was indispensable estimating costs and constructing profitable load for central stations.V-12 evaluation the new technology. a businessman, the lack a/c motor and meter the late 1880s made its commercial value slight. The Edison Electric Light Company went on buy option the alternating current transformer system Zipernowski, Blathy, and Deri (ZBD), which had achieved success Europe. This and other alternating current technology was examined the West Orange laboratory. As practical inventor, Edison was concerned with the loss efficiency alternating current transformers. The lack alternating current motor was even greater disadvantage; Edison considered that the motor load was the essential part profitable central station operation. The Siemens Halske Company sent detailed report alternating current technology to Edison 1886 which outlined the progress the new O O technology Europe. Edison was firmly convinced its importance the system and improvement the meter was a major research project