Can the transformer be installed on one end of the rail? Thanks so much for taking the time to respond.
1122930
The rail is basically one big wire. Its a parallel circuit with the bulbs, so you should be fine putting it anywhere on the length of the rail.
2037153
You might be able to add an MOE rail with some modifications of your own; it does not readily accept any rail add-on. It also does not have a rail in the 6 o'clock position. Hope this helped!
825906
You can if you're prepared to locate one of the rail mounting brackets exactly where the two rails will meet at the center. Those brackets are well-machined and will hold the rails in precise alignment.
516621
Yes, I installed mine on a one piece. Its made to fit to the tank/base junction but can not be used to actually attach a separate tank and base.
1854272
The transformer doesn't have to be on the end. It can be anywhere along the lamp array. There is a little cable that runs from the main cables to the transformer. That distance is limited, but I the transformer can be in the middle of the run.
715649
Theoretically, yes. Two wires and a ground wire are connected by spring clips. You might have to adjust collars and "boundary width" knob to adapt for different wiring layout. But I see no reason it could not be moved. How much hassle this is (including forgetting to bring it or its transformer with you traveling, and frequency of doing it) will be for you to decide.
830063
I assume it can be used with a step down transformer. I spent many years in Germany in USAF and we used step down transformers for many things.
848194
Yes you would have to screw the headrail in on both ends and possibly in the middle to something.
715548
You should be fine with that set up depending on the position it's mounted on the rail.
2086684
Probably not without a converter. This is a CW-80 transformer. There is a "NOTE!" to not power the locomotive with DC transformer ~ it is designed for AC transformers only.
227947
You could set two rails next to each other flush without a connector and it should work fine. I see no reason that you couldn't cut a connector. They are just metal strips with a special shape.
1524203
No, the entire piece is welded together as one unit for strength, and individual components such as the mounting plates cannot be moved. In any case, rotating the plates to reposition the holes horizontally would make the rail difficult or impossible to mount, because the cross-bar would then block access (for a drill) to the "inner" holes.
711739
It only has a rail on on side. It appears that you can put one on the opposite side if you have the mounting accessories. I used it to replace the barrel clamp, but it is not technically a clamp. It provides lateral support and prevents the barrel and magazine tube from being squeezed together, but does not wrap around either. I have a sling and light attached to mine and have had no issues.
1868332
Yes you can but if possible it's better to run a single wire to a central location and split them from there. If the wires go in opposite directions from the transformer then yes more than one can easily fit. I would tape them together then twist the ends so one doesn't slip out when tightening the screw. Hope this helps
2277143
Yes, I have one mounted on mine. The Streamlights have interchangeable spacers that allow them to fit a variety of rails including all Sig rails.
734916
Ye s. I suppose beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but I put the transformer inside of a grey hinged exterior duplex electric outlet cover screwed to a wood support. Covers like this can easily be found at Lowe's, Home Depot or Ace Hardware stores.
1639486
You can mount it either place but mounting on the gas block will require you to raise the front sight post to account for the difference between gas block and acc. rail height. Mine is mounted on the rail.