PIKO 21760 H0 - EU47 Hetman electric locomotive, Koleje Mazowieckie, ep.VI

PIKO 21760 H0 – EU47 Hetman Electric Locomotive, Koleje Mazowieckie, Era VI

This analog H0 scale model represents the modern EU47 “Hetman” electric locomotive used by Koleje Mazowieckie (Masovian Railways). It is part of the PIKO Expert series and features white/red directional LED lighting and an NEM 652 – 8-pin decoder interface. The model is factory-painted and ready to run, offering high-quality detailing and prototypical design.

• The model is factory-painted and ready to run
• LED lighting: white and red directional lights depending on travel direction
• Prepared for installation of an NEM 652 – 8-pin digital decoder
• Livery represents a locomotive used by Koleje Mazowieckie (Masovian Railways)
• Accurate body and detailing based on the Bombardier TRAXX P160 DC platform
• Length: 217 mm
• Scale: H0 (1:87)
• Manufacturer: PIKO
• Era: VI

Analog or digital control – what to choose?

The main advantage of digital systems is the ability to independently control multiple locomotives on the same track. In analog mode, all locomotives respond simultaneously to voltage changes on the rails. Separate control in analog requires isolated track sections and multiple power sources, which can be complex and space-consuming.

Digital control maintains constant voltage in the rails and sends commands to individual locomotives, allowing flexible and realistic operation even in compact layouts.

About the EU47 “Hetman” locomotive:

The EU47 designation refers to a class of electric passenger locomotives based on the Bombardier TRAXX P160 DC platform, acquired by Koleje Mazowieckie in 2011. The "Hetman" unit is part of a fleet serving modern regional rail services across the Mazovian Voivodeship. With a top speed of 160 km/h and power output of up to 5600 kW, the EU47 is a powerful, efficient, and reliable locomotive for push-pull passenger operations.

These locomotives operate on key routes between Warsaw and cities such as Działdowo, Skierniewice, and Radom. They feature modern electronics, energy-efficient systems, and dynamic braking, and some are named after historical figures including "Hetman", "Copernicus", and "Sienkiewicz".

As symbols of modern regional rail in Poland, the EU47 units combine state-of-the-art performance with local identity, playing a vital role in providing fast, safe, and comfortable travel for daily commuters and long-distance passengers alike.

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