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To understand the value of the Series K manual, one must first appreciate the manufacturer. Horstmann is a name deeply etched into the history of British engineering. Founded in Bath, UK, the company became synonymous with precision timing and control mechanisms. From their famous clockwork time switches to advanced heating controls, Horstmann products were the backbone of domestic and industrial energy management for much of the 20th century.

These units typically consisted of a transmitter (the control unit) and a receiver (the switching unit). The "Telemeter" aspect implied a measurement or signaling capability transmitted over a distance. For the Series K, this often meant specific frequency allocations to ensure minimal interference—a common problem in the crowded radio spectrum of industrial environments.

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: Note that the meters typically have 5-figure displays (up to 99,999) and will reset to zero after reaching their maximum capacity. Operational Integration