SoundTraxx 886002 TSU-2200 Tsunami2 2-Amp Digital Sound Decoder for Electric Locomotive

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The SoundTraxx 886002 TSU-2200 Electric is a 2-amp universal Tsunami2 Digital Sound Decoder factory-loaded with the electric locomotive sound profile.

Prime mover: Electric traction motors — no combustion sounds. Includes traction-motor whine, blower fans, pantograph raise / lower, brake squeal / hiss, horns, bells, and overhead-wire / catenary-arcing effects. Covers GG1, EP-class, electric switchers, and modern catenary-equipped locos (Acela, Sprinter ACS-64, etc.).

  • Scale fit: HO and S
  • Format / connector: Universal (9-pin JST Quick Plug + bare wires)
  • Function outputs: 6
  • Max motor stall current: 2 A
  • Dimensions: 35 x 18 x 6 mm
  • Tsunami2 sound: Dynamic Digital Exhaust (reactive to throttle / load), functioning locomotive + train brakes, injectors, power reverse, firebox flicker, 16 sound channels, library of prime movers + horns/whistles + bells
  • Hyperlight lighting effects: Mars, Gyralight, Rotary beacon, Single/Double Strobe, Ditch, etc.
  • Audio amplifier: 2 W into 8 Ω
  • DCC track voltage: 7 – 22 V
  • Compliance: Standard NMRA DCC (DC + DCC dual mode)
  • SoundTraxx SKU: 886002 (Walthers 678-886002)

Tip: The only Tsunami2 with proper electric / catenary effects — essential for prototype-accurate Northeast Corridor and electrified main-line operations.

About SoundTraxx: A USA-made DCC decoder and sound-system specialist founded in 1990 (Durango, Colorado). Product lines: Tsunami2 (premium full-feature digital sound decoders), Econami (value-priced sound decoders), Blunami (Bluetooth-controllable sound), and DCC Mobile Decoders (motor + lighting, no sound). Range also includes miniature speakers (round / oval / Mega Bass / Mini Cube), the CurrentKeeper stay-alive supercap module, and a full set of Quick-Plug harnesses and adapters for clean installs.

In stock at Oakville Model Trains Depot.

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