Getting Started | Just Plug® Lighting System | Woodland Scenics | Model Scenery

Learn how to get started using the Just Plug Lighting System. See how easy it is to add lights and enhance the realism of your layout.

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Items Mentioned in This Video:

JP5700 Lights and Hub Set
JP5770 Power Supply US
JP5771 Power Supply Euro
JP5772 Power Supply UK
JP5773 Power Supply Aus/NZ
JP5717 Tidy Wire Kit
JP5740 Warm White LED Stick-On Lights
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[tennesseeron]

One must follow the simple installation instructions. The lighting effect is spectacular after some thought about placement. A minor issue was cheerfully and immediately remedied by a very excellent customer service. It is refreshing to know that a company is so attentive to its customers, and I recommend Woodland Scenics without reservation. 👍

[DafterThings]

A bit late to the game but this is EXACTLY the system I imagined when I wanted to add lights to my scenes for stop motion videos.
The system works brilliantly and at a scale which fits. I'll be testing, practicing and using them in the future. Superb product.

[lionellance]

Wow..cool...can't wait to try them on my layout. .thanks for sharing and keep up the great work

[nitramretep]

I have just purchased this system. I am an electrical engineer and a very picky person, this system is really a great system for layouts and other applications. I am currently illumination 2 roundhouses and a turntable with this system, easy to use and great lighting control.

[jvcpaints]

Awesome! I'm doing this with my wargaming scenery.

[jj]

Thanks for your reply Justin I'm a beginner bought loads of street lights and hub's wish me luck cheers mate

[survivaloftheidiots]

are the two cables from the lights able to be soldered onto other lights

[colnagocowboy]

I'm starting small, the helper division im modeling on my 1st module is a phone shanty and outhouse. one dimmed stick on light in the shanty one gooseneck light above the door.

[tracksiderailproductions]

Can I connect lighting hubs with other lighting hub via the dimmer ports?

[mikemartin]

ty for using shrink tube. i also think you should offer 8 or 10 pin hubs instead of just 4. people are going to end up with 20 of them easily, not cool

[irishmanwolfhound]

Why are the screw holes on the hubs and expansion hubs way too small for the supplied screws? I tried screwing it to my layout and applied some pressure as the screw was going nowhere. Then I heard cracking and stopped. I checked all the hubs I have and I see the same issue on all of them.

[KXMKR]

Can you splice the wires of multiple LED's together to run them through a single port? I have a few buildings with multiple floors that need 3-4 LED's each but don't really want to use 4 ports for just one building.

[Russcles]

How many single light street lamps can you put on one plug/port? What limitations need to be considered before implementing the Just Plug system? At what point would I need to buy the expansion unit(s)? Thanks!

[dobs]

I'm using a 10amp NEC DCC system running at 12Volts, can I use track power to power the hubs?

[jim]

Are the wires easily removable from the plug so that they can be run through a tube and then reconnected?

[PennsyRailroad]

Show me drilling holes thru “base” of layout to inside buildings, and more complicated installations.

[FKHTrump]

Just curious if I use my 12v 19 amp power supply if I could plug more than 3 20milliamp LEDs into 1 hub if it would be safe to use as long as all my LEDs had resistors on them

[robertdenton]

Are they available for the UK market, and are the mini white plugs & LED 'pods' available as spares for the electronics boffins, please?

[samavenellmtb]

What should I do? I need to power about 15 different lights