O RTR ZW-L 620w Transformer

ZW-L TRANSFORMER – New and More Advanced Version of the Classic Lionel ZW

No single product has come to symbolize the legend of Lionel more than the
Lionel ZW. That’s why we’re especially proud to announce a new and more advanced
version – the Lionel ZW-L Transformer. True to the signature design elements of
the original, the ZW-L is molded in phenolic resin and features the same
distinctive four-handle operation as its predecessor.

The ZW-L can run up to four trains or accessories at the same time on
different layouts. The two engineer-type handles provide independent control of
two variable voltage circuits, each with built-in whistle, direction, and bell
controls. Two additional accessory circuits can be set by means of the dial-type
controls to any desired voltage.

The ZW-L Transformer is designed to give you smoother operation and more
realistic control of your engines and accessories. Operation of the four handles
now allows for fine control of up to 200 speed steps. It also provides a wider
range of control at the minimum and maximum extensions of handle dial motion,
and comes equipped with a smoother, more durable handle gearing system. Voltage
and current from each of the four channels of the ZW-L Transformer are cleanly
displayed in four easy-to-read, analog ammeter/voltmeter dials that are housed
in the “dashboard” face.

A full 720-watts of power are built inside the unit, so there’s no need for
separate power bricks. To keep your Controller operating safely, the ZW-L also
comes equipped with an automatic temperature controlled cooling fan, a circuit
breaker for each channel output, and an on/ off switch on the front.
Additionally, LIONEL letters light up in blue on the front face of the unit when
the ZW-L is turned on.

Whether you run vintage or state of the art locomotives and accessories, the
new Lionel ZW-L Transformer provides more realistic conventional control of your
layout operations than ever before!

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Power: Electric
Most Recent Catalog: 2013