List of Deutsche Bundesbahn Locomotives and Railbuses - Electric Locomotives

Electric Locomotives

The electric vehicles of the Deutsche Bundesbahn were designed for operating with a voltage of 15 kV, 16,667 Hz.

Class Wheel arrangement (UIC) Remarks
to 1967 from 1968
E 03 103 Co'Co'
E 04 104 1'Co1'
E 10 110 Bo'Bo' See also Einheitselektrolokomotive
111 Bo'Bo'
E 10.12 112 Bo'Bo' E10 with altered drive transmission, reclassified to Class 113 in 1991
112.1 Bo'Bo' Procured by the DB in 1992 in batch of 45 units
E 10.12 113 Bo'Bo' Classified as Class 112 up to 1991
E 10.12 114 Bo'Bo' Reclassified from Class 112 due to restriction to 140 km/h
E 16 116 1'Do1' Bavarian ES 1
E 17 117 1'Do1'
E 18 118 1'Do1'
E 19 119 1'Do1'
120 Bo'Bo'
E 32 132 1'C1' Bavarian EP 2
E 33 1'C1' BBÖ 1029, returned to the ÖBB as 1073 in 1952
E 40.11 139 Bo'Bo'
E 40 140 Bo'Bo' See also Einheitselektrolokomotive
E 41 141 Bo'Bo' See also Einheitselektrolokomotive
E 44 144 Bo'Bo'
E 44.5 144.5 Bo'Bo'
E 50 150 Co'Co' See also Einheitselektrolokomotive
151 Co'Co'
E 52 152 2'BB2' Bavarian EP 5
E 60 160 1'C
E 62 1'C1' Bavarian EP 1
E 63 163 C
E 69 169 Bo LAG 1 - 5 Lokalbahn AG
E 70.2 1'C1' Bavarian EG 2
E 71 B'B' Prussian EG 511 to EG 537
E 72 1'C1' BBÖ 1005, returned to the ÖBB as 1072 in 1952
E 73 Bo'Bo' Hamburg-Altona harbour railway
E 75 175
E 80
E 310 181.0-1 Multi-system locomotive for cross-border working
181.2 Multi-system locomotive for cross-border working to France, Belgium and the Luxembourg (25 KV~, 50 Hz)
E 320 182
E 344 183
E 410 184 Multi-system locomotive for cross-border working
E 91.0 191 Bavarian EG 5
E 91.9 191 Prussian EG 581 to EG 594
E 93 193 Co'Co'
E 94 194 Co'Co'
E 170
E 244 Bo'Bo' electrical equipment for working at 25 KV~, 50 Hz

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