SNCF Class X 2200

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SNCF X 2200
X 2234, an XR 6000 and another X 2200 at the Saint-André-de-Cubzac station with TER 865122 (Bordeaux-Saint-Jean – Saint-Mariens – Saint-Yzan) train.
Manufacturer	ANF
Entered service	1985–1988
Number built	60
Number in service	4 (21/07/2016)
Formation	Single railcar
Fleet numbers	X 2201–2257 and X 92201–92203
Capacity	Original: 8 first, 42 second Modified: 8 first, 32 second, 1 PMR
Operator	SNCF/TER
Specifications
Car length	22.4 m (73 ft 5+7⁄8 in)
Width	2.87 m (9 ft 5 in)
Height	3.81 m (12 ft 6 in)
Doors	Four
Wheel diameter	840 mm (2 ft 9+1⁄8 in)
Wheelbase	15.400 m (50 ft 6+1⁄4 in)
Maximum speed	140 km/h (87 mph)
Weight	43 tonnes (42 long tons; 47 short tons)
Prime movers	Original: Saurer S1 DHR 6-cylinder inline Replacement:MAN
Engine type	Turbocharged diesel
Power output	412 kW (553 hp)
Transmission	Hydraulic: Voith T 320 R
Bogies	Y 235
Track gauge	1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in)

The SNCF Class X 2200 diesel multiple units were built by ANF between 1985–1988.

Limoges units are used in Limousin, the Dordogne, around Bourdeaux and the line between Limoges and Angoulême, often with trailers. Nice based units are used mainly on the Nice - Cuneo line.

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SNCF multiple units

Diesel and
gas-turbine
multiple units

Diesel units	X 2100 X 2200 X 2400 X 2700 X 2720 X 2770 X 2800 X 3600 X 3700 X 3800 X 4200 X 4300 X 4500 X 4630 X 4750 X 4790 X 4900 X 5500 X 5800 X 9100 X 72500 X 73500 X 73900 X 76500 X 94750 X 97150
Trailers	XR 6000 XR 6200 XR 7300 XR 7800
Turbotrains	T 1000 T 2000 TGV 001

Electric
multiple
units

DC	Z 800 Z 850 Z 1200 Z 1300 Z 1400 Z 1500 Z 3600 Z 3700 Z 3800 Z 4100 Z 4200 Z 4400 Z 4500 Z 4900 Z 5100 Z 5300 Z 5600 Z 7100 Z 7300 Z 7500
AC	Z 6000 Z 6100 Z 6300 Z 6400 Z 11500
Dual-voltage	Z 8100 Z 8800 Z 9500 Z 9600 Z 20500 Z 20900 Z 21500 Z 21700 Z 22500 Z 23500 Z 24500 U 25500 Z 26500 Z 26700 Z 27500 Z 50000 Z 51500 Z 54900 Z 55500 Z 56500 Z 92050
Bi-mode units	B 81500 B 82500 B 83500 B 84500 B 85000 B 85900
TGV	Atlantique Avelia Euroduplex M (Avelia Horizon) Duplex Iris 320 La Poste POS Réseau (PBA) Sud-Est TMST PBKA

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