Wayne Kerr Universal Bridge B224, a precision electronic measuring instrument designed for accurate measurement of electrical components including capacitance, inductance and resistance. Instruments of this type were used in laboratories, calibration facilities and telecommunications workshops to determine component values and electrical characteristics with high accuracy.
Manufactured by Wayne Kerr, a British company known for professional test and measurement equipment, it formed part of standard electronic testing practice in research and industrial environments. Prior to widespread digital component analysers; 1970s-1980s.
W48 x D20 x H31 cm.
Untested.
