PECO · Turnouts and switches
PECO SL-U8382 HO Code 83 No. 6 double slip
HO scale
When to choose it
A double slip combines an intersecting route with a way to change paths within the same track footprint. It can make sense near a station approach where separate turnouts would take more straight space.
This part is the Code 83 Unifrog double slip. Use the exact track drawing for route geometry and follow the PECO directions for point control and frog wiring.
Specifications
- Brand
- PECO
- Scale
- HO scale
- Track system
- PECO HO Code 83
- Model
- SL-U8382
- Geometry
- No. 6 double slip
- Frog
- Unifrog
- Amazon.com reference
- B01EUACBJ8
Care and other choices
Questions about this product
How does a double slip differ from a plain crossing?
A plain crossing lets the routes intersect. A double slip also provides switching paths between them.
Can I substitute a single left turnout?
Compare the full route drawing. A single turnout has one branch and serves a different track plan.
What should I confirm before fastening it down?
Check the position of the approaches and the actuator clearances, then follow the model’s wiring directions.
