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Prototype Era
Era 5 (1956 to 1966) British Railways Late Crest
The Hornby Two Way Lever Switch is a handy electrical accessory that brings more control to you and your layout. A mechanical toggle switch easily directs power where you need it, allowing seamless operation of R406 light signals to alternate between red and green. The switch also excels at controlling power distribution between track sections and serves as the dedicated control mechanism for the R070 turntable, making it the perfect addition for bringing your layout to life. Whether you're creating complex signalling scenarios or managing multiple track sections, this user-friendly switch helps you create more dynamic and interesting operations.
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The Hornby Two Way Lever Switch On/Off is a mechanical toggle switch designed for use with OO gauge model railways. It is produced by Hornby and features a yellow finish. The switch measures 64mm in length, 12mm in depth, and 45mm in height.
The switch is an unpowered accessory and is intended to control the flow of electricity to specific areas of a model railway layout. It can be used to alternate the power to R406 light signals, allowing them to switch between red and green. The switch can also be used to control power distribution between different track sections, and is a required component for the R070 turntable.
The Hornby Two Way Lever Switch is suitable for layouts depicting British Railways in the Late Crest period. It is designed to provide a high level of control and flexibility for model railway operators, making it easier to create complex and dynamic operating scenarios.