Edison Machine Works

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Edison Machine Works was a major manufacturing arm of Thomas Edison's electric power enterprises in the late 19th century, producing electrical equipment such as dynamos and motors.

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instanceOf electrical equipment manufacturer
manufacturing company
associatedWith Edison General Electric Company
contributedTo commercialization of electric lighting
early electric power infrastructure in the United States
country United States of America
surface form: United States
employed electricians
engineers
machinists
focus heavy electrical machinery
foundedBy Thomas Alva Edison
surface form: Thomas Edison
industry electrical engineering
manufacturing
location New York City
Schenectady, New York
notablePerson Charles A. Coffin
Samuel Insull
Thomas Alva Edison
surface form: Thomas Edison
operatedInPeriod late 19th century
parentOrganization Edison General Electric Company
partOf Edison Illuminating Company
surface form: Thomas Edison electric power enterprises
predecessorOf General Electric
product electric dynamos
electric motors
electrical distribution equipment
electrical generators
role major manufacturing arm of Edison’s electric power system
suppliedTo Edison Illuminating Company
surface form: Edison central power stations

Edison electric lighting systems
usedTechnology direct current power systems

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Nikola Tesla workedFor Edison Machine Works
Edison General Electric Company associatedWith Edison Machine Works
Edison Illuminating Company partOf Edison Machine Works
this entity surface form: Edison’s electric power enterprises
Tesla workedFor Edison Machine Works
subject surface form: Nikola Tesla
Thomas A. Edison, Inc. hasBrand Edison Machine Works
this entity surface form: Edison
Samuel Insull employer Edison Machine Works