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Gaugemaster GMC-TS-EU

Three Track Controller With Simulation on One Track EU Plug

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Manufacturer description

Three Track Controller with Simulation on one track, ideal for ‘N’,‘OO’ and most small Gauges. The simulator on track 1 can be switched on or off as required.

This controller can be used in the following countries.

AlgeriaJordan American SamoaKorea ArubaLaos AustriaLuxembourg AzoresMadeira Balearic IslandsMonaco BosniaMontenegro BulgariaMozambique Cape VerdeMyanmar CroatiaNetherlands El SalvadorNetherlands Antilles FinlandNiger FranceNorway GermanyPortugal GreeceRomania GuineaSerbia HungarySuriname IcelandSweden IndonesiaTurkey ItalyUruguay InputEuropean Plug Controlled Output12v DC Uncontrolled Output12v DC Uncontrolled Output16v AC Current Rating1.0A

Catalogue listing

Model details

Gaugemaster Three Track Controller with Simulation on One Track (EU plug) – part number GMC‑TS‑EU. The unit measures 210 mm in width, 150 mm in depth and 90 mm in height.

The controller provides three separate tracks for model railway operation and includes a built‑in simulation on track 1, which can be switched on or off as required. It is suitable for ‘N’, ‘OO’ and most small‑gauge layouts.

The device is supplied with a European plug and offers the following electrical connections: one controlled 12 V DC output, one uncontrolled 12 V DC output and one uncontrolled 16 V AC output, with a maximum current rating of 1.0 A. It is approved for use in a wide range of countries, including Algeria, Austria, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Korea, Laos, Luxembourg, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Sweden, Turkey, Uruguay and many others.

This controller is intended for hobbyists who require a compact, multi‑track solution with optional track‑side simulation for realistic operation of small‑scale model railways.