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<p>You could put the drop from the track in a screw terminal connector, leave enough wire to make the loop for the detector.  This allows you to solder the wire to coil at the work bench, loosen the screw for the feeder, then run the track power through the coil and re-attach to terminal strip. </p> <p>This also allows the flexibility of choosing the length of wire coming from your coil.  Note that long distances probably are not going to work very well. </p>
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