Class 165/1

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Class 165/1 is a subseries of British diesel multiple-unit commuter trains designed for regional and suburban passenger services in the UK.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Class 165/1 canonical 1
Class 166 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf commuter train
diesel multiple unit
brakeType air brakes
builtFor Network SouthEast
countryOfOperation United Kingdom
couplingType BSI automatic coupler
designedBy British Rail Engineering Limited
designedFor commuter services
regional passenger services
suburban passenger services
doorOperation power-operated doors after refurbishment
doorType slam doors originally
electricSystem none (diesel only)
engineType diesel engine
enteredService 1992
family Networker Turbo
formation 2-car sets
3-car sets
gaugeMillimetres 1435
hasLivery Chiltern Railways blue and white livery
Great Western Railway green livery
Network SouthEast livery (original)
hasNumberingRange 165101–1651xx
introduced 1992
manufacturer ABB Transportation
Brel York
multipleWorking compatible with Class 166
compatible with other Class 165 units
operator Chiltern Railways
Great Western Railway
operatorClassDesignation Turbo
operatorPrePrivatisation Network SouthEast
powerType diesel
railwayRegion Chiltern Main Line
Great Western Main Line area
safetySystem AWS
TPWS
serviceType passenger
subclassOf British Rail Class 165
topSpeedKilometresPerHour 120
topSpeedMilesPerHour 75
trackGauge standard gauge
UICClassification Bo′2′+2′2′ (typical set)
usedFor regional stopping services
suburban stopping services
usedOnService Chiltern Main Line commuter services
Thames Valley suburban services

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

British Rail Class 165 hasSubclass Class 165/1
subject linked to: Class 165 train
First Great Western operatedRollingStockType Class 166
linked to: Class 165/1