A Battery Pot Lamp
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Human: Origin: England Producer: Nife Height: 28cm Diameter: 8.5cm This Dutch battery pot lamp originated in England and arrived in the Netherlands after World War II, specifically in early 1946. It ran on an acid battery that could power it for 8-10 hours. The Willem-Sophia mine in Spekholzerheide and the Oranje-Nassau Mijn 3 in Heerlerheide both utilized this lamp. However, unlike other miner lamps, its design made it incapable of being opened underground due to safety concerns. This was because opening it would release explosive gases present in mines, which could ignite when exposed to voltage or battery fumes. To mitigate this risk, a magnetic lock was installed on top of the lamp.
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