Atlas

Atlas N Code 80 Remote Right-Hand Switch Train Track

Control Your Model Railroad with PrecisionIntroducing the Atlas N Code 80 Remote Right-Hand Switch, designed for precise control and realistic operation of your N scale model railroad. This switch allows you to remotely control the direction of your trains, adding a new level of realism to your l...

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Overview

Control Your Model Railroad with Precision

Introducing the Atlas N Code 80 Remote Right-Hand Switch, designed for precise control and realistic operation of your N scale model railroad. This switch allows you to remotely control the direction of your trains, adding a new level of realism to your layout.

  • Scale: N Scale
  • Code: Code 80
  • Type: Remote Right-Hand Switch
  • Track Type: Nickel Silver Rail
  • Tie Color: Black
  • Switch Length: 5 inches
  • Turnout Angle: 14.25 Degrees
  • Included: Switch Control Box, 19 inch Radius Track

Key Features

Atlas Code 80 N Scale Track

For use with your scale model railroad

Specifications

Scale
N Scale
Track Code
Code 80
Switch Hand
Right-Hand
Feature
Remote Switch
Application
Model Railroad

Frequently Asked Questions

This Atlas track is specifically designed for N Scale model railroads, ensuring appropriate sizing for N Scale trains and layouts.
The remote right-hand switch functionality typically requires additional wiring and a control box or switch machine, which are usually sold separately from the track piece itself.
While Atlas Code 80 is a common standard, compatibility with other brands' N scale track can vary, and minor adjustments or transition pieces might be needed.
A remote switch allows you to change track directions from a control panel, offering greater convenience and operational flexibility, especially for larger or more complex model railroad layouts.
"Code 80" refers to the height of the rail in thousandths of an inch (0.080 inches), which is a common standard for N scale track, indicating its profile.