Stud and Tag Washers for Turnout Motor operation
A simple yet effective method of switching turnouts. The PL-18 Studs are inserted into the control panel, often laid out as a layout diagram. A wire is then soldered to the tag at the back, which goes to the relevant solenoid of the turnout motor. When power is applied by touching the powered PL-17 probe on the stud the Turnout Motor is activated.
A simple yet effective method of switching turnouts. The PL-18 Studs are inserted into the control panel, often laid out as a layout diagram. A wire is then soldered to the tag at the back, which goes to the relevant solenoid of the turnout motor. When power is applied by touching the powered PL-17 probe on the stud the Turnout Motor is activated.
Original: $6.75
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$2.36Description
A simple yet effective method of switching turnouts. The PL-18 Studs are inserted into the control panel, often laid out as a layout diagram. A wire is then soldered to the tag at the back, which goes to the relevant solenoid of the turnout motor. When power is applied by touching the powered PL-17 probe on the stud the Turnout Motor is activated.
