Hospital Elevator Features

•VVVF control system, to save the power consume.

•PLC Based 24-volt control system.

•Geared/Gear-less/MRL Traction system.

•Speeds ranging from 1.0 m/s.

•Capacities from 1000 Kg to 2600 Kg.

Passenger Elevator Features

•VVVF control system, to save the power consume.

•PLC Based 24-volt control system.

•Geared/Gear-less/MRL Traction system.

•Speeds ranging from 1.0 m/s.

•Capacities from 2 Persons to 27 Persons.

Features

We are used MS Tube for Steel Structure Calculated as per capacity traveling load

Traction Motor rope drive, smooth operation, low noise

Automation control system, easy operation, and a fault diagnosis and display function, eliminate simple

Simple structure, good stability, easy to maintain

Civil requirements are low, can mix design, convenient and flexible, rapid construction

Shaft covering my verity of materials i.e. Cladding sheet, Glass, MS Sheet painted, depend on client choice or environment

Customize size as per available space

Applicable occasion

Already guided building, shopping malls, office

buildings, Villas/Homes, Factories, Where house, ETC

Features

We are used MS Tube for Steel Structure Calculated as per capacity traveling load

Traction Motor rope drive, smooth operation, low noise

Automation control system, easy operation, and a fault diagnosis and display function, eliminate simple

Simple structure, good stability, easy to maintain

Civil requirements are low, can mix design, convenient and flexible, rapid construction

Shaft covering my verity of materials i.e. Cladding sheet, Glass, MS Sheet painted, depend on client choice or environment

Customize size as per available space

Applicable occasion

Already guided building, shopping malls, office

buildings, Villas/Homes, Factories, Where house, ETC

 Safety device

•Phase lack and phase dislocation protection: If lack of phase or wrong phase, escalator (automatic sidewalk) will stop automatically.

•The motor overload protection: Current by more than 15% of the rated current, the escalator stops running automatically.

•The electric circuit’s protection: Providing automatic circuit disconnection device in order to protect the escalator (automatic sidewalk) circuit and power supply components.

•Handrail entry protection: When caught in the handrail belt at the entrance of external things, escalators (automatic sidewalk) will stop running automatically.

•Comb plate safety protection device: When the foreign object was sandwiched between comb plates, escalators (automatic sidewalk) will stop running automatically.

•Cascade collapse protection device: When found abnormal curved cascade, escalators, and automatic sidewalks) will stop running before the cascade into the comb plate.

•Drive chain rupture protection: When the driving chain is overstretched or fractured, escalators (automatic sidewalk) will stop running automatically.

•Cascade chain rupture protection: When the cascade (pedal) chain is overstretched or fractured, escalators (automatic sidewalk) will stop running automatically.

•Over speed protection: The escalators (automatic sidewalk) will stop running automatically when speeding.

•Not operation reverse protection: When the reverse operation violates the predetermined direction, escalators (automatic sidewalk) will stop running.

•warning line: Yellow synthetic resin line is located in the front and sides of escalator pedal, In order to prevent the passengers into the edge of the adjacent cascade and cascade and apron plates, in the line on both sides of the cascade is higher than the surface of the pedal (automatic sidewalk provide colors of paint line)

•Emergency stop button: When press the button, escalators (automatic sidewalk) will stop running.

•Apron board protection: When a foreign object was sandwiched between the apron board and cascade, escalators (automatic sidewalk) will stop running.

•Brake protection: When lack of power or any safety device, brake device will go into effect by spring force function, making the escalators (automatic sidewalks) stop running.

•Overhaul safety switch: A safety device preventing the escalator starting when repair and maintenance.

•Step demarcation lighting: Escalator up and down side, stair lower part is equipped with lighting to remind passengers pay attention to safety.

•Start the alarm device: The alarm bells ring when escalator starting to remind passengers to pay attention to safety.

•Control guard for handrail breakage: When the handrail breakage, escalators will stop running.

A stair lift is a motorized chair that travels along a rail mounted to the treads of stairs. A stair lift is one of easiest and least expensive ways to make your home more accessible and safer. Simple stair lifts, sometimes called stair chairs, service 2 floors. It is possible to install stair lifts that travel over more complex staircases and even travel to more than 2 floors, using a curved stairlift.

Once you install a stair lift, you eliminate the barrier of stairs and you greatly reduce your risk of falling. The rider should be able to get on and off the chair independently, or with assistance in the form of a walker or cane only. Typically, a stair lift is not a good solution for someone in a wheelchair.

A stair lift has a motor, with a battery powered system that is charged automatically either through the rail itself or in charging stations mounted on the rail at the top and bottom landings. The benefit to the battery system is that the lift can be operated a few times even during a power outage.

A stair lift is also called a stairlift, a stair chair, a chair lift, a stairway lift, or by trade names such as “Stair Glide.” Stair lift designs are very similar by all manufacturers in their basic construction – there’s a seat on a motorized carriage and travel rail on the stairs.

How a Stair Lift Works

A typical stair lift uses a rack and pinion system. The motor turns a gear (pinion) that interlocks with the toothed rack, moving the carriage up or down the rail. Safety mechanisms such as the overspeed governor ensure that the carriage does not move down the rail too fast. The motor is powered by a battery that is charged on standard household power.

Types of Stair Lifts

There are really only two types of stair lifts: straight and curved.

A stair lift is a motorized chair that travels along a rail mounted to the treads of stairs. A stair lift is one of easiest and least expensive ways to make your home more accessible and safer. Simple stair lifts, sometimes called stair chairs, service 2 floors. It is possible to install stair lifts that travel over more complex staircases and even travel to more than 2 floors, using a curved stairlift.

Once you install a stair lift, you eliminate the barrier of stairs and you greatly reduce your risk of falling. The rider should be able to get on and off the chair independently, or with assistance in the form of a walker or cane only. Typically, a stair lift is not a good solution for someone in a wheelchair.

A stair lift has a motor, with a battery powered system that is charged automatically either through the rail itself or in charging stations mounted on the rail at the top and bottom landings. The benefit to the battery system is that the lift can be operated a few times even during a power outage.

A stair lift is also called a stairlift, a stair chair, a chair lift, a stairway lift, or by trade names such as “Stair Glide.” Stair lift designs are very similar by all manufacturers in their basic construction – there’s a seat on a motorized carriage and travel rail on the stairs.

How a Stair Lift Works

A typical stair lift uses a rack and pinion system. The motor turns a gear (pinion) that interlocks with the toothed rack, moving the carriage up or down the rail. Safety mechanisms such as the overspeed governor ensure that the carriage does not move down the rail too fast. The motor is powered by a battery that is charged on standard household power.

Types of Stair Lifts

There are really only two types of stair lifts: straight and curved.