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Hornby OO Gauge HM2000 Analogue Controller R8012
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- SKU:
- R8012
- UPC:
- 5010963480127
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Description
A complete transformer and speed control unit with built-in control for two separate trains.
Power output is 2 amps with compensation to regularise speed under varying conditions of load.
Positive off rotary speed control cuts all power when the knob is turned to zero. Features include forward and reverse switch, plus LED indicators for mains supply and output power.
Outputs include non-variable AC and DC power for point motors and other powered accessories.
This item will be supplied with a UK transformer
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