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The new level crossing controller can run in both stand-alone or computer controlled mode. In stand-alone mode, the controller is managing the level crossing by itself, it does not need to be connected to a computer. When it detects a train entering the crossing, it will switch the lights on and close the barriers. When the other sensor sees the train leaving the crossing, the controller will open the barriers and switch off the lights. You can see the system in action in the video below. 
The level crossing automation set is available in our webshop. |
To help AFOLs down under through their long winter days, we're offering free shipping to Australia and New Zealand!
This Christmas in July promotion is valid from July 20 to July 31.
If you're located in another country on the Southern hemisphere, please contact us and we'll make you a comparable offer. |
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If you're interested in our control buttons, you can let us know which buttons you need to build your control system. There's no purchase obligation, we'll just let you know when they are available so you can buy them before they are officially released in our webshop. |
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