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Twin Track Cased Controller
GMC-D
Gaugemaster
Twin Track Cased Controller
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| Scale | Suitable for several scales |
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Twin Track Cased Controller
One of our best selling controllers, this twin track unit is the perfect way to run a two track layout with the minimum of fuss. the heavy duty protective case provides plenty of protection for the internal circuitry which provides smooth control and excellent slow running.
With two useful accessory outputs, this unit is the number one choice for most modellers who have small or larger layouts as it represents great value for money while retaining the essential elements required for model railway control.
- Input: 230v AC (Mains)
- Output:
- 2 x 12v DC (Controlled)
- 1 x 12v DC (Uncontrolled)
- 1 x 16v AC (Uncontrolled)
- Current: 1 amp
- Measurements: 148 x 90 x 125mm
What gauge is this controller for? This controller is suitable for supplying the power needed to operate analogue (DC) model railway locomotives, it is compatible with the following gauges: OO gauge, N gauge, OO9 gauge and ON30 gauge. The controller will also operate any DCC ready locomotives, not to be confused with DCC fitted models which require an appropriate DCC controller.
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