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H-Tronic Continuous lighting/tail lights Suitable for: AC and DC 1 pc(s)

Who does not know the disturbing flicker of the tail lights when driving over the section points, switch transitions or termination while stationary? Moreover, the brightness is dependent on the driving voltage with conventional track lighting New long term storage bridges contact-conditioned flickering and also ensures for the safe stop as the lighting further shines for a certain time with full brightness. The flash lighting during the switching of direction of travel is likewise suppressed as usually with Maerklin. The Control Electronics is designed in SMD technology in such a way, so that the installation in track N, TT and HO wagons does not creates problems.

H Tronic4016138191899

Price: £12.99 from Conrad Electronic

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