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So I have an ac box with 4 terminals , 2 go to my orange signal/siding box and the other operates the light on my signal , now I don’t have any spare terminals if I want to add another signal light .
Is there a connector that I can use to connect more than one signal light ?
Kind regards
Josh
 
joshpaul1 said:
So I have an ac box with 4 terminals , 2 go to my orange signal/siding box and the other operates the light on my signal , now I don’t have any spare terminals if I want to add another signal light .
Is there a connector that I can use to connect more than one signal light ?
Kind regards
Josh
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Can we please get some pictures of the box and if available either a part number or specifications of output ratings
 
Assuming that this AC supply is adequate to supply multiple lights? - I expect it is, but we don't know what it is..

Then you can just connect one wire from each of the lights, to each of the outputs on the supply.

All lights will be on at once, with no individual control.

However, if there is more to this (like switching points, and auxiliary switches for the lights) we really need to know part numbers etc.

PhilP.
 
If it is the LGB RhB Colour Light signal, then for the lamp supply, connect a 2 core cable from the terminals of the first signal to the second, i.e. daisy chain or parallel wiring.

You can put more than on wire into each terminal, but I would suggest no more than two or three....
 
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