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I do believe that most if not all "commercial made"crossings are isolated and reive power from the leg in which they come from. Best way to tell.......hook up some power to one side using aligator clips from a power sourse. Check the other leg with a test light, meter, or a smallelectrical moter that you may have salveged from a kids toy. (Radio shack has them for about 50 cents) See if the power goes to the other leg........But I don't think it does. Switch tracks now are a different story.
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