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Atlas #842 HO Scale Code 100 Snap-Track Terminal Joiners (12 Pair) – Nickel Silver Power Feeders – New in Package
Atlas #842 HO Scale Code 100 Snap-Track Terminal Joiners (12 Pair) – Nickel Silver Power Feeders – New in Package
Regular price
$3.95 USD
Regular price
Sale price
$3.95 USD
Product Description
Provide dependable electrical power to your HO scale railroad with the Atlas #842 Snap-Track® Terminal Joiners. This package contains (1) pair of Code 100 nickel silver terminal joiners, each pre-wired for quickly adding power feeds to your layout without the need for soldering.
Cost is per blister pk. (1 pair)
Designed specifically for Atlas Code 100 Snap-Track®, these terminal joiners make it easy to connect transformers, DC power packs, or DCC systems to your layout. They are perfect for powering multiple track sections, reducing voltage drop, and improving reliable locomotive performance.
Factory sealed and ready for installation, these are an essential accessory for both beginner and experienced model railroaders.
Features
- Genuine Atlas Model Railroad Co. product
- Item #842
- HO Scale
- Snap-Track® Terminal Joiners
- Code 100 compatibility
- Nickel Silver rail joiners
- Pre-wired for easy installation
- Includes 1 pair per package
- Eliminates the need for soldering feeders
- Improves electrical reliability across layouts
- Compatible with DC and DCC layouts
- Factory sealed packaging
Condition
- New Old Stock (NOS)
- Factory sealed in original Atlas packaging.
- Packaging may show minor shelf wear from storage.
- Components are unused and remain in original blister packaging.
- Please review photos for overall condition.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Atlas Model Railroad Co.
- Item Number: 842
- Product: Snap-Track® Terminal Joiners
- Scale: HO (1:87)
- Track Code: Code 100
- Rail Material: Nickel Silver
- Quantity: 1 Pair (2 Terminal Joiners)
- Application: Power feeder connections for track
- Compatible With: Atlas Code 100 Snap-Track®
Perfect For
- HO Scale layouts
- Atlas Snap-Track systems
- DCC installations
- DC layouts
- Adding additional power feeders
- Eliminating voltage drop
- New layout construction
- Layout expansion and maintenance
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