Can these be used to connect a 7 volt up to 15 volt transformer to a model train track?
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They can be used to do that. But keep the clips from each other so you do not short out anything. Of course a better way is to use 16 gauge wire, wrapped around the power pack screws and the screws on your terminal track. The bare wire under a tight screw head is more secure and provides better electrical contact. Take care,
222606
Yes, but I would only use these wires for testing. These wires are too thin for everyday use.
717765
The output of this transformer is AC for use with "o" 3 rail trains. N gauge trains run on DC current. So for N gauge I would recommend MTH Z-DC 300. MRC also makes good DC transformers. Hope this helps.David A.
542218
I haven't heard of that one. You could put a diode inline and they should work.
283180
As long as the train wheels fit, U can use any track that U desire. Make sure that the transformer works on the track.
1314108
These are 12VDC and draw about 0.25A at full brightness. A 30W transformer should be sufficient.
1934781
It works with the large plastic ones that are about 4 1/2" long. Smaller metal ones are sometimes battery powered as well but fit on the wooden tracks.
1638524
I just tested our track with 1 Thomas plastic battery operated engine and it seem to work fine. We mainly use or wooden tracks for wooden trains, never thought to try the others
628993
Hello they work fine on any 12 volt adapter, with the correct amps output I think I am using a 1amp transformer
771149
I'm not sure. You'd have to check the specs by the manufactrer, or use a 120v transformer
383102
The two tracks look very, very similar, but I would not guarantee that they are compatible. Companies often create different types of connectors for their products to make them unique.
1881321
No, these tracks do not work with the plastic motorized Thomas Trains and track. They only work with other wood train track.
2099889
Not familiar with True Track terminals, but the connections at the unit are basically for bare wire ends. As long as that works with what you have, you should be good.
1437160
Yes, for the powered train sets that operate on plastic track. The layout would not be large, but it would work.
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I must first state that I have stocked up on several of these as they are advertised to work on AC voltage. My plan is to use them for signaling purposes on postwar Lionel trains which utilize AC track voltage for power. That said, I have not been able to test them at this time. I have one in front of me right now and the coil states: "AC12V," so I hope they work as advertised. In the de-energized state the moveable contact plate is contacting pins 1 and 2. If energized the moveable plate would contact pins 3 & 4. I apologize for not being able to provide any more information at this time. I must first state that I have stocked up on several of these as they are advertised to work on AC voltage. My plan is to use them for signaling purposes on postwar Lionel trains which utilize AC track voltage for power. That said, I have not been able to test them at this time. I have one in front of me right now and the coil states: "AC12V," so I hope they work as advertised. In the de-energized state the moveable contact plate is contacting pins 1 and 2. If energized the moveable plate would contact pins 3 & 4. I apologize for not being able to provide any more information at... » Read More I must first state that I have stocked up on several of these as they are advertised to work on AC voltage. My plan is to use them for signaling purposes on postwar Lionel trains which utilize AC track voltage for power. That said, I have not been able to test them at this time. I have one in front of me right now and the coil states: "AC12V," so I hope they work as advertised. In the de-energized state the moveable contact plate is contacting pins 1 and 2. If energized the moveable plate would contact pins 3 & 4. I apologize for not being able to provide any more information at this time. « Show Less
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the voltage is 120volts. US current only. you would have to have a transformer that would step down from your current to 12volt ac current. the 12volts is the incoming power to the transformer which steps it down to 12 volts but I know their are transformers made for other countries that will work just don't know were to get them as of yet. hope this helps.... running voltage of the train itself is 12 volts ac. it uses a transformer to step down to this voltage.
1501887
Why would they be dangerous? Only danger is if you deliberately contact the output. I've been around transformers all my life with no problem
1868332
Yes you can but if possible it's better to run a single wire to a central location and split them from there. If the wires go in opposite directions from the transformer then yes more than one can easily fit. I would tape them together then twist the ends so one doesn't slip out when tightening the screw. Hope this helps