E217 series

E217 series

Infobox EMU
name = E217 series


imagesize = 240px
caption = Yokosuka Line - Sōbu Line E217 series train
InService = 1994 - Present
Manufacturer =
Family =
Built =
Refurbishment =
Formation = 11+4 or 10+5 cars per trainset
Operator = JR East
Depots = Kamakura, Kōzu
LinesServed = Yokosuka Line, Sōbu Main Line, Tōkaidō Main Line
CarBody =
CarLength =
CarWidth =
CarHeight =
MaxSpeed = 120 km/h
Weight =
Capacity =
Acceleration = 2.0 km/h/s
Deceleration = 3.3 km/h/s (emergency brake)
Traction =
Power =
Gauge = 1,067 mm
Voltage = 1,500 V DC overhead
Brakes = Regenerative brake
SafetySystem = ATS-P, ATS-SN, ATC

The E217 series (E217系電車) EMU was the first outer-suburban train type with four doors per side on car. It was introduced by East Japan Railway Company (JR East) in 1994 to replace the 113 series EMUs running on Sōbu Line (Rapid) and Yokosuka Line. The cab design is unique, but the basic design was developed from the 209 series commuter EMUs. It replaced all the Yokosuka Line 113 series trains by 1999.

In March 2006, three 15-car trains were reformed as 10+5-car sets and transferred to Kōzu depot for use on Tōkaidō Main Line duties out of Tokyo alongside E231 series trains. The sets were repainted into the same "Shōnan" color scheme of orange and green bodyside stripes as applied to the E231s.

Lines on which E217 series operate

* Kashima Line (Sawara - Kashima-Jingū)
* Narita Line (Chiba - Narita Airport, Sawara)
* Sōbu Main Line (Tokyo - Naruto)
* Sotobō Line (Chiba - Kazusa-Ichinomiya)
* Tōkaidō Main Line (Tokyo - Atami)
* Uchibō Line (Chiba - Kimitsu)
* Yokosuka Line

ee also

*209 series
*E231 series
*E531 series

External links

* [http://www.jreast.co.jp/train/local/e217.html JR E217 series (Japanese)]

References

* 2006 JR Rolling Stock Handbook - Neko Publishing
* JR EMU Formations (Winter 2007) - JRR Publishing


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