Sautter, Lemonnier and Co

1872 Gramme-type 50V, 10A dynamo with triple armature, on display at the Danish Museum of Science and Technology

1872 dynamo at the Danish Museum of Science and Technology

1881. Portable Electric Light Plant for French Military Service.

1881. Traction Engine Fitted with the Electric Light For French Military Service

1889. Duplex dynamo and engine.

1889.

of 26 Avenue de Suffren, Paris

Makers of electrical machinery, lighthouses, lightouse lamps and lenses, dynamos, steam engines, air compressors, etc.

Made sirens for ships and lighthouses.

Established by Louis Sautter (1825-1912) and Paul Lemonnier. In 1883 their bisinees became the Société Sautter, Lemonnier et Cie. Sautter's son Gaston joined Emile Harlé in a business initially named Anciens Établissements Sautter Harlé, and then Sautter, Harlé et Cie. En 1956, they became the Société de Constructions Électriques Bréguet-Sautter-Harlé, before being taken over by the société F.-Béghin in 1963, which became Béghin-Say in 1973.

1889 Description and engravings of searchlights (projectors) and portable steam-powered electric light systems as shown at the Paris Exhibition. One of the portable units used a Parsons-type turbine generator made under licence.

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