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Zen Blue+ Decoder: NEM651 6-Pin Direct - 2 Functions
DCDCD-ZN6D.2
DCC Concepts
Zen Blue+ Decoder: NEM651 6-Pin Direct - 2 Functions
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Zen Blue+ Decoder: NEM651 6-Pin Direct - 2 Functions
Zen decoder software has always been smooth, clever and easy to use but DCCconcepts' new decoder range takes this to a new level, with simple-to-use ONE step locomotive set-up and advanced brown-out protection. DCCconcepts state that all of their decoders are tested at least 3 times before they are packaged for sale, so they know that they all work perfectly when sold and you can be quite confident that reliability is assured. DCD-ZN6D.2 replaces the previous version – DCD-ZN6D.
Decoder features:
- 1.1 Amps peak power
- 750mA continuous power
- 2 functions at 100mA each
- 13.5mm x 8.5mm
- 6-pin direct
- One-Step Loco Setup
- Stay-Alive connection
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