more | Hornby Reverse Loop Module (R8238)
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more | Bachmann E-Z Command Digital Reversing Loop Module (36-525)
Solving another old model railway problem where a reversing loop is used to reverse the trains direction. The E-Z Command Reversing Loop Module senses the train as it moves around the loop and automatically switches polarity without interupting the trains speed or direction. | |
more | Lenz LK100 Reverse Loop Module (12100)
Developed to simplify the wiring of reversing loops on two-rail DC layouts using NMRA Digital Command Control by allowing you to operate your trains through a reversing section/loop without manually changing locomotive direction or track polarity. | |
more | Lenz LR101 Feedback Module (8 sections) (11201)
The LR101 sends information back to the command station LZ100, such as occupancy of a block or activation of a contact. Information stored in the command station can be accessed by any unit linked to the XpressNet, for example the Hand Held LH100, the Tower Cab LW100 or by software through the Computer Interface LI100F. more.. | |
more | Lenz LB101 Current Detection Unit (11210)
LB101 reports occupancy status in track sections to the encoder LR101. It operates on the so called "current sensing principle", that is there is always feedback when a current user is in the monitored track section (detection section)more.. | |
more | Lenz BM1 Block Section Module (22600)
The BM1 has been designed for the simplest and therefore most cost-effective solution for stopping at a signal. The application is incredibly simple. If the signal is at "STOP”, the track voltage is directed via the BM1. The BM1 generates an asymmetry in the otherwise symmetrical digital voltage. This asymmetrical signal is detected by the new GOLD series decoders. The result is a gentle braking of the train until it comes to a halt, optionally with the set braking delay or set braking distance. If the train approaches the signal from the opposite direction, it simply continues because the asymmetry is detected depending on the direction of movement. If the signal changes to "CLEAR", the BM1 is bridged by the signal switch and the train accelerates at the speed set in the decoder to the DCC instructed speed.more.. | |
more | Lenz BM3 Block Section Module (22620)
Price information not yet available
The BM3 is a BM2 module which has been equipped with block section control. This allows prototypical block section operation. The number of blocks is not restricted as one BM3 is used for every block more.. | |
more | Lenz Digital Filter (13150)
Filter unit to permit trains to pass from a conventional DC controlled layout section to a section under DCC command control without causing a short circuit or damage to DCC electronics.more.. | |
more | Lenz XPA XpressNet Phone Adaptor (23201)
Using our XPA (XpressNet Phone Adapter) you can convert any wireless phone into a fully functional throttle providing a afordable wireless option with excellent range and realibility. The XPA can be used on any XpressNet System (Roco, Lenz and Atlas). | |
more | Lenz USB Interface (23150)
The Interface enables you to connect your Lenz Set to a computer. You can then run your layout from a PC with Windows 2000 or XP using a proprietary programme such as Windigital or Railroad and Co and others. You can put a track diagram on the screen, change points, drive trains and do all sorts of other very clever things. more.. | |
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