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

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The "leadened collar" was being pulled tighter and Edison came the conclusion that the financial and technological conservatism EGE cramped his inventive style. noted caustically 1890 that the "gen(era)l company" (EGE) asked for system that could compete with Westinghouse "in our small town business," but they did not employ his 5-wire system because "they were unwilling— although the system was success— enter into the competition when using many wires. They were afraid the hazards high voltage currents and thought was too risky introduce the utility companies. (See Sidebar) Research was carried out under contract and bills had presented promptly for payment. The company reserved the right dispute bills and refuse pay for research they had not commissioned.V-32 organization was better control expenditure. Edison's growing dissatisfaction with the management of EGE was centered their inability, refusal, introduce his improved technology the second generation electric lighting." Edison criticized the company for not energetically introducing his high voltage direct current system. When EGE finally offered a/c high voltage system its franchisees, did with caveat that the technology was "dangerous and inefficient best, but . The management of Edison General Electric quickly moved reduce costs, including the costs research and development. EGE was now the major contractor for the services the laboratory