Blue Gowt Level Crossing, Lincolnshire

Blue Gowt Level Crossing, Spalding, Lincolnshire on the Peterborough to Lincoln Line.
Location: Blue Gowt Lane, Spalding
Date Filmed: 28-08-2020
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Nearest Station: Spalding
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Trains:
Class 158 (East Midlands Railway)
Class 158 (East Midlands Railway)
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Featuring:
‪@JTCrossingsUK‬
Obstacle detection level crossing with American-designed Siemens S60 barriers, which have been installed mostly at obstacle detection crossings in Lincolnshire. On the left-side light, the red lights have been twisted to prevent glare from the red lights in the house right next to the crossing.
Thanks For Watching!

[@NWLevelCrossings]

Excellent Video and Crossing!👍🏻👍🏻

[@NorthWestLevelCrossingsChannel]

Great video and Crossing 👍

[@freebrickproductions]

Great video and crossing!

[@UKLevelCrossingsChannel]

Thanks!

[@spacefallsFH]

Iconic crossing

[@Daniel95214]

Very good 😎😁

[@StagecoachMANALX300]

The wigwags are out of sync, could be just a technical fault or they might need resetting (if such a function is available)?

[@UKLevelCrossingsChannel]

Some crossings do have lights that flash out of sync. It varies with installations. Some contractors use relays that keep the lights in sync, others dont.

[@nathanwilliams9169]

The LEDs flash different

[@claircond1491]

Yes

[@BRLCATUK]

The wigwags seem a bit out of sync

[@durhsy414]

For some reason, every crossing in Spalding is like that. Never seen it anywhere else 😅

[@UKLevelCrossingsChannel]

There are quite a few outside of Lincolnshire that do this as-well. Some crossing installations just seem to have the lights flash out of sync for some reason.

[@freebrickproductions]

@@UKLevelCrossingsChannel I've seen it some here in the US, I suspect due to using multiple flasher relays at some crossings (and possibly with those having had a relay or two replaced).