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Classes 465 and 466

Class 465 units are formed DMS (driving motor standard) - TS(A) (trailer standard) - TS(B) - DMS and class 466 units DMS - DTS (driving trailer standard). Sub-class 465/0 of fifty units was built by ABB with Brush traction motors at their York works between 1992 and 1993.  Sub-class 465/1 of forty six units was also built by ABB. Sub-class 465/2 of fifty units was built by GEC-Alsthom with GEC-Alsthom traction motors at Birmingham between 1992 and 1993. Forty three class 466 units were built by GEC-Alsthom between 1993 and 1994. Class 465 units of all sub classes and 466 units can work in multiple with each other, and also all can work in multiple with class 365 units.

 
465225 The original Network SouthEast branding can still be seen on the sides of units, as on GEC-Alsthom built unit 465225 pictured at London Bridge on 17 May 2000.

photograph by Colin Duff

 
The cab end doors and windows arrangement on ABB built unit 465019 at London Bridge on 17 May 2000

photograph by Colin Duff

465019
 

Individual cars are a nominal twenty one metres long and of welded aluminium construction. Gangways are provided within a unit, and passenger entry is by power operated sliding plug twin leaf doors. Seating in a suburban 3+2 format is a mixture of unidirectional and facing providing 348 seats per four car unit. Passenger comfort in hot weather is provided by hopper windows supplemented by pressure ventilation. Retention toilets are fitted. There are four 280kW traction motors per power car. Maximum speed is 75mph. Disc brakes are fitted to non powered wheels and rheostatic regenerative braking is used on powered axles. If the third rail cannot accept regenerated power it is dissipated through resistor grids.

 
466026 Onto the GEC-Alsthom built 466 two car units now. This is the rear of 46602 at New Cross on 14 June 1999.

photograph by Michael Taylor

 
An unidentified 466 leading a 465 approaching London Bridge on 17 May 2000.

photograph by Colin Duff

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