Railway Locomotive Wiring Harness

Name: Railway Locomotive Wiring Harness
Brand: HARNESS TECHNIQUES (I) PVT. LTD.
Price: 500 INR
Availability: InStock

Price 500 INR/ Piece

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MOQ : 1000 Pieces

Railway Locomotive Wiring Harness Specification

Product Type
Railway Locomotive Wiring Harness

Color
Black

Warranty
1 Year

Usage & Applications
Industrial

Rated Voltage
220 Volt (V)

Phase
Single Phase

Display Type
No

Frequency
50 Hertz (HZ)

Features
Good Quality

Material
Plastic

Railway Locomotive Wiring Harness Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1000 Pieces

Supply Ability
1000 Pieces Per Day

Delivery Time
7 Days

About Railway Locomotive Wiring Harness

Railway Locomotive Wiring Harness is a heavy-duty electrical assembly designed to ensure reliable power distribution, control, and signal transmission across various locomotive systems. Built using high-quality conductors, flame-retardant insulation, and robust connectors, it is engineered to withstand extreme temperatures, vibration, moisture, dust, and continuous mechanical stress typical of railway operations. These wiring harnesses play a critical role in traction control, braking systems, lighting, communication, and onboard electronics. Widely used in electric and diesel locomotives, metro trains, and rail coaches, railway locomotive wiring harnesses enhance operational safety, reduce maintenance downtime, and ensure long-term performance in demanding rail environments.

FAQs of Railway Locomotive Wiring Harness:-

Q1. What is a railway locomotive wiring harness used for?

A. It is used to connect and manage electrical systems such as traction motors, control units, braking systems, lighting, and communication equipment in locomotives.

Q2. Why are special wiring harnesses required for locomotives?

A. Locomotives operate in harsh conditions, so wiring harnesses must withstand high vibration, temperature variations, moisture, dust, and heavy electrical loads.

Q3. What materials are used in railway locomotive wiring harnesses?

A. They typically use high-grade copper conductors, flame-retardant and heat-resistant insulation, rugged connectors, and protective sleeves or conduits.