The unique electrotechnical collection of the Baden Electric Museum vividly presents the history of electricity supply using numerous historical devices and equipment from power stations, industry and private households. The showpiece of the collection is a fully equipped, historical machine group. The drained chamber for the turbine used in 1918, the impressive wooden cogwheel and the generator from 1925 illustrate how a hydroelectric power station used to work. The exhibition also inspires visitors without any technical knowledge.
The new exhibition demonstrates how a Pelton small hydroelectric power station works. In addition, an info point offers various films and audio-visual shows of your choice.


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