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Ok, that is called a lockon and it is used to connect wires to the track from the transformer. If you cannot find one of those, then plan B will be to solder wires directly to the rails. You will need to solder one wire to one of the running rails and one wire to the middle rail. That's what most guys who have permanent layouts do anyway. That is the alternative way to power track.Is that what you're asking?

Any train show will have gazillions of serviceable one in bargain bins. The 'bay has them in lots of larger quantities, some new.

If looking for an alternative, MTH has one: https://mthtrains.com/11-99021

Lionel also has a lighted version, the LTC, 6-14112 which again can be found on the 'bay or in bargain bins all over...

And, for what it is worth, Track Clips as you titled your post, are used to join track sections together in temporary layouts. See 6-12743 (for O Gauge) and 6-62901 (for O-27)

Again, these track clips are readily available in bargain bins or in bulk on the 'bay.

 

Bottom Line: There are no current production alternatives because the secondary market is over saturated.

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