The B Station housed two Metropolitan Vickers steam turbines, which powered two MW direct coupling alternators.

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Like the boiler room, the Turbine Hall is a rectangular building running north to south, on the west side of the building. It is of an equal length and approximately 22m in height with a series of windows bridging the gaps between two roof levels.

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With a strong system of columns and beams for the structural frame of the building, the external walls are reinforced with concrete and a rendered paint finish. 

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The mezzanine floor was originally set with quarry tiles or open-mesh steel flooring with walls finished to a metre or so high glazed ceramic tiles.