The RB1110 command station is designed to control model trains equipped with DCC decoders and to operate accessory decoders. It complies with the NMRA DCC standard and supports XpressNet® ver. 3.6, LocoNet®, LenzLAN, and Z21® protocols via Wi-Fi, as well as S88 and RS Bus for feedback sensors.

The RailBOX DCC Booster is designed for controlling model trains equipped with DCC decoders and accessory decoders. The booster operates using the DCC standard, which also supports the Railcom® protocol.

The RB 1310 WiFi Adapter is intended to control command stations with XpressNet® or LocoNet® interfaces using a tablet (or phone) with the RailBox: Railroad Control app installed.

The DCC wagon decoder is designed to provide lighting in HO scale passenger cars. It works in accordance with the basic DCC standard and the new DCC S-9.2.1.1 standard, and supports the Railcom® protocol (in versions marked with a gear icon).

A universal DCC lighting strip with decoder for passenger cars. The strip has 7 segments (2 end segments) and can be adjusted to the length of the car by breaking off unnecessary sections along perforations. LEDs are available in warm white and neutral white colors.

RB 2130 is a universal LED lighting strip with DCC decoder for “Y”-type passenger cars (110A, 111A, 112A) from Roco®, PIKO®, and ROBO®. It operates in both DCC and analog mode, allowing separate illumination of vestibules, toilets, compartments, and corridors. The decoder supports the Railcom® protocol. LEDs are available in warm and neutral white.

Application – for motor and sound decoders in locomotive models where a standard cylindrical capacitor does not fit.

The RB2212 locomotive decoder is intended for controlling HO scale locomotives in digital (DCC) or analog mode. It features a Plux22 or NEM652 interface and includes a backEMF function.

The RB 2300 DCC Wi-Fi sound motor decoder is intended for controlling HO scale locomotives in digital mode (DCC) with sound playback capability. It comes with a Plux22 or NEM652 connector, includes a built-in Wi-Fi module for uploading sounds without needing additional hardware or software, and supports backEMF for smooth motor control. The decoder supports the DCC standard and Railcom® protocol.

The RB 2310 DCC Wi-Fi sound motor decoder is also designed for HO scale locomotives in digital mode (DCC) with sound playback capability. It uses a 21MTC interface and features a built-in Wi-Fi module for wireless sound upload without additional equipment or software, as well as backEMF. It operates according to the DCC standard and supports the Railcom® protocol.

The SM42 conversion kit is intended to adapt the original HO scale model to be compatible with Plux22 connector decoders. This DIY kit enables full lighting control according to PKP E1 standards.

The ES64U2 (Husarz/Taurus/Euro Sprinter) kit is designed to convert the original HO scale model for compatibility with Plux22 decoders. These DIY kits allow independent control of all lighting types.

The BR185 (Traxx) kit is designed to convert the original HO scale model to fit Plux22 connector decoders. These DIY kits allow independent control of all lighting types.

The signal controller decoder is designed to operate two light signals. It can work in analog or DCC mode. In analog mode, switching is done using a resistor ladder switch (available separately).

The decoder is intended for controlling 4 model servos with adjustable position and speed. Suitable for controlling barriers, cranes, doors, and turnouts.

RB 4310 is a universal DCC accessory decoder for controlling railway turnouts via bipolar motors (e.g., Conrad 2201977), polarized frog motors, MTB drive motors, and solenoid drives for controlling railway switches (Roco®, PIKO®, and others) or semaphore signals (e.g., Viessmann 4500). The latest versions (E and above) offer a permanent output mode, ideal for layout lighting.

RB 4400 is a universal DCC accessory decoder that supports three modes: turnout control (MTB motor drives and solenoid drives), semaphore signal control, and LED lighting or servo control.

Railway crossing control module

Module for receiving feedback information via a Z21 emulator or any DCC command station supporting S88

The RB5300 module is used to “digitize” traditional push-button or DIY control panels. It allows controlling accessory decoders (turnouts, signals, etc.) with buttons and switches. It also enables display of turnout positions, signal aspects, routes, and track occupancy via panel-integrated LEDs.