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Electric multiple unit

Siemens BR 350/3

Built by Siemens

Top speed
177 km/h
110 mph
Weight
176 t
388,013 lb
Track gauge
1,435 mm
Standard gauge
Years built
2014
2,014 units

Overview of the Siemens BR 350/3

Discover the BR 350/3, a modern Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) built by Siemens as part of the Desiro UK family.

These trains, entering service in 2014, are recognized for their operational efficiency and contemporary design.

With a top speed of 177 km/h and a standard gauge of 1435 mm, the BR 350/3 is well-suited for extensive rail networks.

They typically operate in a 4-car formation (2M2T) and boast a substantial weight of 176 tonnes, ensuring stability and capacity.

Serving key operators in the United Kingdom, including London Midland and London Northwestern Railway, these EMUs are powered by 25 kV AC 50 Hz electric systems.

Their construction reflects advancements in railway technology, prioritizing performance and passenger comfort.

The BR 350/3 plays a vital role in commuter and intercity travel, offering a reliable and swift transportation solution.

Experience the efficiency of British rail with these advanced electric multiple units.

Siemens BR 350/3 technical specifications

Value
SeriesBR 350
FamilyDesiro UK
Built bySiemens · 20142,014 units
Top speed177 km/h110 mph
Electric systems
  • 25 kV AC 50 Hz
Track gauge1,435 mmStandard gauge4 ft 8½ in
Formation4 cars (2M2T)
Weight176 t388,013 lb

Operators of the Siemens BR 350/3

Railway companies that have operated the BR 350/3, with the class designation used by each of them.

OperatorClassCountry
London MidlandLM 350/3United Kingdom
London Northwestern RailwayLN 350/3United Kingdom

Siemens BR 350/3 photos

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