HO Remote Turnout Left (1/Card) delivers precise track switching control for HO scale model railway layouts, helping you create realistic and highly flexible rail operations.
Featuring:
- Left-Hand Turnout Design: Enables smooth diversion of trains onto a secondary track, ideal for sidings, yards, and complex layout routing.
- HO Scale Compatibility: Designed for 1:87 HO gauge systems, compatible with most standard HO rolling stock and locomotives.
- Remote Operation Ready: Supports remote switching functionality (actuator/point motor compatibility depending on layout setup).
- Durable Track Construction: Precision-moulded sleepers with metal rail for consistent electrical conductivity and reliable operation.
Model Dimensions (Approximate):
- Length: 22–25 cm
- Width: 3–4 cm (track section)
- Height: 2–3 cm
- Turnout Type: Left-hand switch
- Gauge: 16.5mm (HO)
Technical Specifications:
- Accessory Category: Track (Turnout / Point)
- Scale: HO (1:87)
- Brand: Not specified
- Material: Metal rail with injection-moulded plastic sleepers
- Assembly: Ready-to-use
- Controller: Compatible with manual or remote turnout control systems (depending on installation)
- Power Requirement: Track-powered via connected rail system
- Motor Type: Not applicable (point motor optional depending on setup)
- Included: 1 × HO left-hand turnout track section
Perfect for: HO scale railway modellers building realistic station layouts, freight yards, or expanding track networks who want smooth and reliable switching performance straight into their layout.
Why this model matters
Left-hand turnouts are essential in model railways, allowing trains to change direction and access additional routes, sidings, or storage tracks. Commonly searched terms like “HO turnout track”, “HO left hand point”, and “model railway switches HO” highlight its importance for realistic railway operation and layout expansion.
How to use it
Place the turnout into an existing HO track system where a branch line or siding is required. Ensure secure rail joiners for smooth electrical flow. If using remote operation, connect a compatible point motor according to manufacturer instructions and test switching before running trains. No paint or glue is required, though securing the track to a baseboard is recommended for permanent layouts.