Digitrax DHWHPS | 9 pin to DCC medium plug short harness (1”)

Description

The Digitrax DHWHPS is the short adapter harness that turns a 9-pin Digitrax decoder into a plug-in one. Roughly an inch of wire between the 9-pin decoder socket and an 8-pin NMRA medium plug - just enough to reach, and short enough that there is no spare loop to hide in a cramped HO shell.

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Features
  • 9-pin Digitrax socket to 8-pin NMRA medium plug - lets a bare-socket decoder such as the DH127D drop into a DCC-ready locomotive.
  • Approximately 1 in. of wire, deliberately short for tight installs where excess harness is the problem.
  • No soldering - the decoder plugs into one end, the locomotive socket takes the other.
  • Standard NMRA 8-pin medium plug, so it fits the socket used in most DCC-ready HO locomotives.
  • A spare harness is also useful when the original is damaged or when you move a decoder between locomotives.
More Information
Brand Digitrax
Item Number DHWHPS
Product Type DCC Decoder Wire Harness
Scale HO
Decoder End 9-pin Digitrax
Locomotive End 8-pin NMRA medium plug
Wire Length Approx. 1 in.
Condition New
FAQ

Do I need this harness?
Only if your decoder has a bare 9-pin socket and your locomotive has an 8-pin DCC-ready socket. Decoders sold with a plug already fitted, such as the DH127P or DH127PS, do not need one.

How short is "short"?
About an inch. That is the point of this version - in a cramped shell a longer harness just becomes wire you have to fold and hide. If you need more reach, use the standard-length harness instead.

Which decoders does it fit?
Any Digitrax decoder with the 9-pin harness socket, such as the DH127D.

Which way round does the plug go?
The 8-pin plug is keyed by pin 1, which is marked on both the plug and the locomotive socket. Line the markings up - a plug fitted 180 degrees out will run the loco backwards or leave the lights wrong.

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    Description

    The Digitrax DHWHPS is the short adapter harness that turns a 9-pin Digitrax decoder into a plug-in one. Roughly an inch of wire between the 9-pin decoder socket and an 8-pin NMRA medium plug - just enough to reach, and short enough that there is no spare loop to hide in a cramped HO shell.

    Building a DCC fleet? Browse our DCC Decoders, DCC Wiring, and DCC Accessories.

    Features
    • 9-pin Digitrax socket to 8-pin NMRA medium plug - lets a bare-socket decoder such as the DH127D drop into a DCC-ready locomotive.
    • Approximately 1 in. of wire, deliberately short for tight installs where excess harness is the problem.
    • No soldering - the decoder plugs into one end, the locomotive socket takes the other.
    • Standard NMRA 8-pin medium plug, so it fits the socket used in most DCC-ready HO locomotives.
    • A spare harness is also useful when the original is damaged or when you move a decoder between locomotives.
    More Information
    Brand Digitrax
    Item Number DHWHPS
    Product Type DCC Decoder Wire Harness
    Scale HO
    Decoder End 9-pin Digitrax
    Locomotive End 8-pin NMRA medium plug
    Wire Length Approx. 1 in.
    Condition New
    FAQ

    Do I need this harness?
    Only if your decoder has a bare 9-pin socket and your locomotive has an 8-pin DCC-ready socket. Decoders sold with a plug already fitted, such as the DH127P or DH127PS, do not need one.

    How short is "short"?
    About an inch. That is the point of this version - in a cramped shell a longer harness just becomes wire you have to fold and hide. If you need more reach, use the standard-length harness instead.

    Which decoders does it fit?
    Any Digitrax decoder with the 9-pin harness socket, such as the DH127D.

    Which way round does the plug go?
    The 8-pin plug is keyed by pin 1, which is marked on both the plug and the locomotive socket. Line the markings up - a plug fitted 180 degrees out will run the loco backwards or leave the lights wrong.

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