Sequencing Light Hub | Just Plug® Lighting System | Woodland Scenics | Model Scenery

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[@Perfusionist01]

The Just Plug system just gets better and better. You aren't the cheapest way to add lighting to my structure, but I'm not a "wiring guy" so I appreciate the ease of use. I have added more lights in the last year than I have in 30 years of model railroading!

[@Eclipse1988]

I hear ya! There's enough wiring going on with DCC layouts anyway, lol.

[@EtobicokeCentralRailways]

Well, this is definitely getting added to my buildings in the new city section of the layout. Awesome!

[@MikeThomasRailRoadOverhaul]

Great video

[@vincentvanpaepeghem4844]

Another great video! Love this lighting system! Thanks for sharing!

[@greenaviation]

This is great! I'll be getting this for my layout soon.

[@philRminiatures]

Looks great and effective!

[@flightofapaullo72]

Pretty cool! 👍

[@alexadler1335]

Nice

[@lesliewalsh6173]

I see you can add, a DCC relay to it too ?.... so would I be right, to say .. you can now switch it on from a train controller program ?

[@ModelSceneryExpert]

Yes, it is possible to add a DCC relay to the Just Plug Lighting System. Each Light Hub has instructions on how to connect the Just Plug Lighting System to DCC.

[@alanabrams4143]

Can this do a lightning effect?

[@ModelSceneryExpert]

No. It simply turns the lights on and off in a sequence to look like more life-like.

[@alanabrams4143]

Do you make something that does that? Looking for a strobe effect to do flashes of lightning on the exterior of the Munsters house

[@ModelSceneryExpert]

We're sorry but we do not have any products that create a strobe effect.

[@redwoodcityintheuknscalera7179]

i do this with an arduino nano and some neo pixels it's a hell of a lot cheaper