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Just received the Lionel/K-Line by Lionel City Traction Operating Trolley Barn (6-22199).

Instructions in the box only address how to use it with various types of track.

I want to find out how much voltage I can use (don't want to burn out lighting). And how to wire.

Barn came with an on/off switch; a wire with a plug on one end and a black and red wire (black wire has a ring stud on one end) and a red wire (bare on one end). Obviously plug goes into connector on inside of barn. Package also contained a black wire with a ring stud on one end and bare wire on other end.

Switch has screws on each end. I tried to put the ring studs on the screws and they fit. So I'm thinking it gets wired with the red wire going directly to a power source. The black wire connects to the switch and the other black wire connect to the other screw on the switch and the bare end to a power source.

Can I connect this to track power - which could be as high as 18 volts?

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You can use a lock-on and connect direct to the track if the Lionel 3 rail tinplate track

If you have fast track you need some things. under the Fast track you will see some little connector terminals. You can connect your wires at these points - solder will work. or you can get a Fast Track connector wire with little metal contacts on the  end  -  black and red wire

If you have a Fast Track with a round hole along the   side in the ballast   .This is a connector track and you can use a wire from some AC power pack - say from an old tape player, some power pack that has a round metal plug that would plug into the socket on the fast track.  Cut the wire off from the power pack, strip the insulation from the cut ends and connect to the transformer.

Thee methods should work. The bulbs in the accessory are rated at 18 volts.

Let me know if you need more assistance   repairinfo at juno my email  betta way to contact. Can send some pictures if needed by email. thanks rjs.

You can use a lock-on and connect direct to the track if the Lionel 3 rail tinplate track

If you have fast track you need some things. under the Fast track you will see some little connector terminals. You can connect your wires at these points - solder will work. or you can get a Fast Track connector wire with little metal contacts on the  end  -  black and red wire

If you have a Fast Track with a round hole along the   side in the ballast   .This is a connector track and you can use a wire from some AC power pack - say from an old tape player, some power pack that has a round metal plug that would plug into the socket on the fast track.  Cut the wire off from the power pack, strip the insulation from the cut ends and connect to the transformer.

Thee methods should work. The bulbs in the accessory are rated at 18 volts.

Let me know if you need more assistance   repairinfo at juno my email  betta way to contact. Can send some pictures if needed by email. thanks rjs.

Appreciate all the info. I knew how to make connections to FasTrack. My main concern was what voltage the lights inside the barn were rated at. I would hate to put 18 volts on the barn when they may have been rated only at 12 volts.

You can use a lock-on and connect direct to the track if the Lionel 3 rail tinplate track

If you have fast track you need some things. under the Fast track you will see some little connector terminals. You can connect your wires at these points - solder will work. or you can get a Fast Track connector wire with little metal contacts on the  end  -  black and red wire

If you have a Fast Track with a round hole along the   side in the ballast   .This is a connector track and you can use a wire from some AC power pack - say from an old tape player, some power pack that has a round metal plug that would plug into the socket on the fast track.  Cut the wire off from the power pack, strip the insulation from the cut ends and connect to the transformer.

Thee methods should work. The bulbs in the accessory are rated at 18 volts.

Let me know if you need more assistance   repairinfo at juno my email  betta way to contact. Can send some pictures if needed by email. thanks rjs.

Did I describe the connections correctly, i.e., the black wire goes to the switch and then to a power source whereas the red wire goes directly to a power source?

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