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Dutch Railways SLT
Sprinter Lighttrain
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Netherlands | 2007
131 produced
No. 2655 in March 2014 at Culemborg towards Tiel
No. 2655 in March 2014 at Culemborg towards Tiel
Rob Dammers

The SLT, what stands for “Sprinter Lighttrain”, is an electric multiple unit for suburban and commuter traffic. “Sprinter” is also the name for a service type of the NS that uses trains with many doors and good acceleration for lines with many stops. The SLT was designed by a consortium of Bombardier and Siemens and is based on the German class 425 S-Bahn units.

69 four-car sets were built by Bombardier and 62 six-car sets by Siemens. The main point of criticism is the absence of toilets in these trains, since they are being used for longer runs than originally planned. After protests, the NS started to install toilets in 2021.

Variantfour-carsix-car
General
Built2007-2010
ManufacturerBombardier, Siemens
Axle configB-2-2-B-B B-B-2-2-2-B-B
Gauge4 ft 8 1/2 in (Standard gauge)
Seats216322
Dimensions and Weights
Length227 ft 6 11/16 in329 ft 10 1/4 in
Empty weight284,396 lbs388,013 lbs
Service weight317,465 lbs423,287 lbs
Axle load40,785 lbs
Boiler
Variantfour-carsix-car
Power Plant
Power
Power sourceelectric - DC
Electric system1,500 V
Hourly power2,012 hp (1,500 kW)2,682 hp (2,000 kW)
Top speed99 mph
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last changed: 06/2025
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