Lionel Die-Cast Classic Street Lamps Owner's Manual Lionel Die ...

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Congratulations!
Add a warm glow to your Lionel railroad’s city streets with these realistic illuminated street lamps.
The street lamps operate between 10-14 volts alternating current. They’re easy to install—just
follow these simple instructions.
Installing your street lamp using a lockon
To install your street lamp, begin by attaching a lockon (available separately) to any straight
section of track. Fit the center lip of the lockon onto the edge of an outside rail. Press the lockon
upward so that the spring contact snaps onto the center rail. The lockon should face outward when
setting up your track. Make sure it is firmly connected.
To connect the street lamp to the lockon, insert a wire into each loop that emerges when the spring
tab on the lockon connector is depressed. Release the tab, and spring pressure will hold the wire in
place. It’s also possible to solder the wires to the track.
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LOCKON
First, hook center
lip of lockon to the
outside of the rail
Then, snap
lockon’s spring
contact to the
Attaching a lockon to the track
Spring clips
Lockon
Figure 1. Attaching to the track
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