Roco HO 7720016 Accumulator railcar 515 537-9 with control cab coach DB era IV AC 2026 New Item
DB Class 515 537-9 battery-powered railcar with control car, Era IV, with sound.
■ Control car with correctly painted roof area
■ Clear view through the detailed passenger compartment and driver's cab
■ Separately applied plug-in parts, such as windshield wipers, shunting handles under the buffers, and heating cables
■ Finely detailed bogies with separately applied parts
■ Headlights and interior lighting switchable via DIP switch
■ Z21 driver's cab available
Battery-powered railcars were introduced in Germany even before the First World War. The two-car "Wittfeld" type battery-powered railcar, whose batteries were housed in the distinctive end sections, remained in service until after the Second World War. After 1945, the German Federal Railway (Deutsche Bundesbahn) began to explore this type of propulsion again. The ETA 176 became known as the "Limburg Cigar," but only eight of these were ever built. From 1953 onwards, the more cost-effective ETA 150, which offered roughly the same performance characteristics, was put into service in large numbers. A total of 232 ETA 150 units (renamed Class 515 in 1968) were built by 1965. In addition, 216 control cars of the ESA 150 type (later Class 815) were also put into service.
■ Control car with correctly painted roof area
■ Clear view through the detailed passenger compartment and driver's cab
■ Separately applied plug-in parts, such as windshield wipers, shunting handles under the buffers, and heating cables
■ Finely detailed bogies with separately applied parts
■ Headlights and interior lighting switchable via DIP switch
■ Z21 driver's cab available
Battery-powered railcars were introduced in Germany even before the First World War. The two-car "Wittfeld" type battery-powered railcar, whose batteries were housed in the distinctive end sections, remained in service until after the Second World War. After 1945, the German Federal Railway (Deutsche Bundesbahn) began to explore this type of propulsion again. The ETA 176 became known as the "Limburg Cigar," but only eight of these were ever built. From 1953 onwards, the more cost-effective ETA 150, which offered roughly the same performance characteristics, was put into service in large numbers. A total of 232 ETA 150 units (renamed Class 515 in 1968) were built by 1965. In addition, 216 control cars of the ESA 150 type (later Class 815) were also put into service.
| Manufacturer: | Roco |
| Article-No.: | 7720016 |
| EAN: | 9005033073510 |
| Gauge: | H0 |
| Railway Company: | DB |
| Era: | IV |
| Power system: | AC |
| Digital-Decoder: | Motorola/Märklin-Format |
| Energy Storage | Yes |
| Digital Interface: | PluX22 digital decoder socket |
| Flywheel mass: | Yes |
| Anzahl angetriebene Achsen | 2 |
| Anzahl Achsen mit Haftreifen | 1 |
| Length over buffer: | 538 mm |
| Navigable minimum radius: | 358 mm |
| Coupler: | Shaft NEM 362 with KK kinematics |
| Innenbeleuchtung | Digital switchable |
| Innenbeleuchtung | Driver's cab lighting |
| Innenbeleuchtung | Yes |
| Innenbeleuchtung | LED |
| Headlights: | Triple headlights and two taillights, alternating with travel direction |
| Sound: | Yes |
System: AC
Sound: Y
Country: Germany
Era: IV
Railroad: DB
EAN: 9005033073510
Availability: Reservation
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