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255 series

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255 series
Bōsō View Express
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A 255 series train

In service 1993 - Present
Family name Bōsō View Express
Number built 5 trainsets
Formation 9 cars per trainset
Operator JR East
Depots Makuhari
Lines served Sōbu Main Line, Sotobō Line, Uchibō Line
Specifications
Car body Steel
Car length 20,500 mm (intermediate cars) / 21,000 mm (end cars)
Width 2,946 mm
Height 3,785 mm
Maximum speed 130 km/h
Traction system VVVF Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor
Power output 95 kW x 16 = 1,520 kW
Gauge 1,067 mm
Voltage 1,500 V DC overhead
Safety systems ATS-P, ATS-SN

The 255 Series, or more popularly known as Bōsō View Express, is a DC electric multiple unit operated by JR East. It was introduced into commercial service on July 2 1993, and was specifically designed to serve on Limited Express and scenic sightseeing services.

It is the first Limited Express rolling stock to feature VVVF Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor traction control system, based on the results of trials with the prototype 209 series commuter EMUs.

The freeware train simulator BVE Trainsim title is a pun based on the name of this rolling stock.

See also

ja:JR東日本255系電車

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