[New Gate Barrier] 39th St. Railroad Crossing, Sacramento CA

[Filmed Monday January 27, 2020]
On Thursday Jan 23, 2020, the nearest signal to me at this crossing had its old gate barrier with WCH Gate LEDs replaced with NEG Branded Alstom-Aurora LEDs with its new gate barrier. Everything else remains the same. Outbound Sacramento Regional Transit Gold Line Light Rail train passes through the 39th Street Railroad Crossing in Midtown Sacramento California arriving at the 39th Street/UC Davis Health Station. A few months ago UC Davis Health was added to the name of the station due to its close proximity to the UC Davis Hospital.

This is a Sacramento Regional Transit late 1980s contractor selection install signals here that originally had Safetran Incandescent Lights and Safetran and WCH Mechanical Bells later being updated in the mid 1990s to Safetran Fading LEDs and in the early 2000s bells were upgraded to GS Type 1 E-Bells.

Sacramento Regional Transit - Metro #27 - Gold Line Outbound - SACRT, SCRT, SRTD 107
124 Siemens Duewag U2A

Crossing Info
Location: 39th Street & R Street, Sacramento California
Horn Setting: Quiet Zone
Crossing Owner and Maintainer: Crossing owned and maintained by Sacramento Regional Transit
Bell Sequence: Bell ring till gates lower left signal, Bell ring till gate rises right signal
Crossing Activation Track Type: Set Location Censors

- Signal Right
Bell: General Signals Type 1 Electronic Bell (Ring Till Gate Rises)
Lights: Two pairs of 12x24 inch Safetran Fading LEDs
Light Heads: Safetran
Brackets: Safetran
Junction Box: Safetran
Gate Lights: Alstom-Aurora LEDs NEG edition
Counterweight Arm: Safetran
Mechanism: Safetran
Base: Safetran

- Signal Left
Bell: General Signals Type 1 Electronic Bell (Rings Till Gate Lower)
Lights: Two pairs of 12x24 inch Safetran Fading LEDs
Light Heads: Safetran
Brackets: Safetran
Junction Box: Safetran
Gate Lights: Alstom-Aurora LEDs NEG Edition
Counterweight Arm: Safetran
Mechanism: Safetran
Base: Safetran

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