I purchased some Ross switches at a train show. They have DZ2500 actuators on them. What voltage is best to operate these to test them? Also the 1000? Thanks.
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12-18 volts for both but I think the 1000 work better at lower voltages.
It depends on how many you have. 12-18 v is the range.
The DZ-2500Cs are better than the DZ-2500s. LOOK for a gold circle on the underside.
There is an addition piece, needed, to add the TMCC signal, for the DZ2500. There is a three wire, daisy chain connection, for all the switch turnout motors. Information should be available on the DZ website. All parts working nicely together, you should be able to control turnouts, with the Lionel Cab1. There is a programming procedure to assign numbers to the turnouts, similar to assigning Engine numbers.
