Showing posts with label Residential lifts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Residential lifts. Show all posts

Friday, June 12, 2020

Elevator Modernization


Elevators are investments and they are not appliances that have a short life. Elevators are investments that are meant to serve a longer period of life, even more than an automobile. Home Elevators especially have a greater impact in the real estate market now as provisions of such increase the value of the real estate. Thus, the longevity of elevators is purely based on the modernistic technologies embedded within the system of the elevators.
We at ThyssenKrupp – Elite Elevators have found that 1 in 4 elevator requirements that we cater to are replacements. The very reason why is that most companies in India embrace primitive technologies and the parts used are of very low quality. Extreme discomfort while traversing, noise issues, uneven landing, turbulence, and constant breakdowns are the common complaints of these local elevators. ThyssenKrupp overcomes these with advanced German Engineering, European Safety Standards and unique patented technologies.

Elevators require civil modifications in such a way that the entire lift is accommodated within the structure. Conventional home elevators require constant maintenance because of these civil modifications. Generic civil modifications are Pit, Machine Room, and Headroom. With developments in technology, the space requirements of these civil modifications should be less. This would in turn increase the value of the Lift and also encourage the remodeling of the entire house or civil structure around the Lift. This has been possible with ThyssenKrupp’s Engineering and it is one of the very few companies to embrace it.



Maintenance is another feature that is looked into when investing in an elevator. The number of moving parts that are in the lift should be reduced by integrating the latest trends. One such part is the Guide Rail. The guide rail is a mechanical structure that moves the cabin of the lift along the shaft. This Guide Rail is constantly maintained with fluids that in turn lead to a lot of maintenance situations. Solutions should be similar to ThyssenKrupp’s Greaseless Rails Technology (GLR) which does not require any sort of fluids for the cabin to move across the shaft. Similarly, the travel in a lift, even though being short, should be delivering a smooth ride unlike conventional elevators and local elevators. ThyssenKrupp Home Elevators provide EGSSS (Extra Gentle Smooth Start Stop) which provides zero jerk during the travel. Emergency features should be multifold such as having backups to backups. While Commercial Elevators and Local Manufacturers are working on basic amenities, ThyssenKrupp home elevators have developed Advanced Error Notification Systems (AENS) and Magnetic Button Controls to make sure the lift’s error log and response to that are catered in the most efficient ways possible.

Most importantly, elevators should comply to the highest standards of safety so that investments that have a lifetime of 40 – 50 years are invested upon with utmost trust. Unfortunately, there are no standards for Home Elevators in India but, ThyssenKrupp Home Elevators are certified by TUV, Europe’s Most prestigious third-party safety certification organization, European Machine Directive Standards and most importantly it is SIL -3 certified. So, to have a perspective, SIL-4 is provided for nuclear power plants and
Bullet Trains. These modernizations are much recommended to look into before investing in a home Elevator.  


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Thursday, June 11, 2020

Home elevators are considered as an asset


Spending a quality time at home is the need of almost everyone. People like to build their homes with every comfort in order to spend a good time with their family members. One among these comforts is the home elevators. Home elevators are added as a part of the home design as people believe that home elevators are an asset to any home. These home elevators serve as the comfort tool to carry your near and dear ones along the homes in an easy and convenient way. These home elevators are installed within the limited space either while constructing a new home or with the little renovation of the existing home. These home elevators apart from providing comfortability also provides a stylish and a cozy look to the homes. The people thus plan to have an elevator in order to suit with the current trend.

Home elevator is a requisite asset that every person has to provide to his family. Thus, every home is accessed by every member of the family without any difficulty and the installation of the home elevators also increase the value of the property. A home with the home elevator is demanded in order to have a complete sweet home to our family members.
Get in touch with the experts over at Elite ELvators to receive friendly and professional advice about Home Elevators.




Friday, May 22, 2020

DOS AND DONTS WHILE IN HOME LIFTS

Elevators can be classified as machinery that carry human lives. Elevator safety is all about using your manners and making sure you are aware of your surroundings. Being courteous will help you avoid hurting others inadvertently, as will staying calm and assisting those who might need more time to get on or off the elevator. But it is very important to note that, in India, there is no safety standards set for Home Elevators and it ranks number 2 in the overall elevator accidents in the World. It is better to always take the necessary precautions when you are in an elevator. There are certain Do’s and Don’ts when you are in an elevator.
Do’s
❖  Do keep clear of the cabin in a way others and you could move freely.
❖  Do pay careful attention when you are in and out the lift.
❖  Do take careful steps when you are using canes and aiding tools to help your physical challenges.
❖  Do enter and exit the cabin promptly.
❖  Do use the handrail and Hold onto it especially when landing and takeoff and also if you are experiencing a mild case of vertigo.


❖  In case of Power cuts, use the emergency call to buttons to request for help Don’ts
❖  Don’t panic in the case of a power failure
❖  Don’t move constantly in the cabin of the Elevator
❖  Don’t board a lift that is crowded
❖  Don’t place your cargo near the door of the Elevator
❖  Don’t try to board the lift in the moment of the door closing
❖  Don’t try to use the trap door or try to climb out of the cabin unless instructed by professionals adhering to the emergency situation

 But, as mentioned before, due to poor safety standards in India, accidents are inevitable. This is why proper safety certifications for your home lifts and maintenance features are mandatory. ThyssenKrupp home lifts are the only home lifts in India that are certified by the prestigious European Safety Certification body TUV and are also certified with SIL-3 (Safety Integrity Level) certifications. With Greaseless Rails Technology (GLR), Advanced Error Notification Systems (AENS) and plenty other patented features rendering minimalistic maintenance and highest standards of safety.

Get in touch with the experts over at Elite ELvators to receive friendly and professional advice about Home Elevators.

Friday, May 8, 2020

How Safe are Home Elevators?


How Safe is Home Elevators?
   It’s sad but also true that India ranks #2 in Elevator accidents in the world. This is mainly due to the installation of the wrong appliance and not keeping up with any set of standards for safety. It is shocking to know that accidents in 2018 have increased by a mind-boggling 26.8%. It is high time that we should look to bring change in this. “You must be the Change if you wish to see the Change – Mahatma Gandhi”
Let us know our rights, let’s stop being a Victim & get information on what you buy.      
                        
Also, It’s quite unfortunate to say that in INDIA there are not set standards for Home Elevators. This allows anyone to become an elevator manufacturer. Elevator manufacturing in INDIA is becoming like a cottage industry where anyone can install a moving platform and call those home elevators. Often Local manufacturers exploit consumers showing ISO certification and claiming it to be safe, however, it’s important that you should understand ISO certification is not for the product, it’s to certify that the company is organized. When you buy a helmet, you will look for ISI certification not ISO. But even ISI is not enough for countries like India.

  Home Elevators should comply with Third Party safety standards to ensure the utmost safety. ThyssenKrupp home elevators comply with the European standards of safety i.e. MD 2006 42 EC, EN 81-41 and most importantly certified by TUV post-installation.
It is suggested that the home elevator can even be of Gearless and Hydraulic technology. It should be no pit, no headroom with machine less room and trap door should be placed no AC current should pass in the shaft.
 In Europe if someone installs a commercial lift at home, that supplier and the customer both are subject to punishment as per law.
If you ask even some of these branded lift companies to explain difference between “Commercial and Residential lift”, you will be surprised as they’ll have nothing to say.
Safety is a major concern at home, especially with mobility equipment that is a practical solution for the elderly and the physically disabled. Injuries from accessibility equipment are often not limited to commercial lifts The more possible risk nowadays is getting stuck in a home elevator. The impact of this problem can be minimized by associating with the right elevator. To avoid accidents involving home elevators, it is crucial to be aware about the safety features that are indispensable in residential elevators and to purchase equipment that has these vital features. 
With much advancement in technology, ThyssenKrupp Home Elevators provide Affordable home lifts with advanced safety features suiting various indoor and outdoor transportation needs. These features include:
•        SSS (Soft Start and Stop)
•        TUV Compliance
•        SIL-3 - Seismic Stability Structure
•        ENS (Error Notifications System)
To summarise, this is a checklist to know whether your home elevator is safe or not.

•        All home elevators should run on a single-phase power supply.
•        Pit size should not be more than 100-150mm and no headroom space is required.
•        There should not be any A/c current running through the shaft.
•        No safety features should be neglected
•        It should comply with Machine Directive 2006 42 EC & EN 81 – 41
•        Trap door should be available inside the cabin
•        Ensure you are getting the lift certified by TUV post-installation to guarantee
“Peace of Mind”
Contact Us:
ELITE ELEVATORS INDIA
Phone: +91 93616 13131 | Email: enquiry@eliteelevators.com | 
Web: www.EliteElevators.com



Monday, July 8, 2019

Elite Elevators- Altura Home Elevators

Homes are the best place for every individual to have a peaceful and elegant lifestyle. No place can replace the comfort of our homes. Even without any supplements or luxuries, our homes serve as a comfortable place to relax. Thus it is requisite for any house owner to make their homes so comfortable with available accessories.

The other major responsibility is to provide proper and perfect access to the homes. The family members and households must be provided with easy access to any part of the home be it the rooms, the floors or any other places. Thus the house owners were in need of excellent support to provide a comfortable movement inside the homes.

This access is provided by the Residential elevators and the lifts that easily move up and down the buildings. These elevators are designed for home purposes and serve the customers with what they actually expect. Several ranges and excellent models are available with the leading home elevator suppliers, the Elite elevators; a Chennai based home elevator company.


One of the safest and unbelievable comforts is the cogged belt elevators with the pulley system, the Altura home elevators. The Altura home elevators a product of cog belt elevator with gearless drive system is provided with easy and convenient movement in between the floors of the homes.

The home lifts provided with gearless motors allow the elevators to provide an ultimate trip and make it suitable for any high rise buildings and thus provides unbelievable comfort and performance to the customers.

Wednesday, June 26, 2019

How do Home elevators works

Home elevators are used to saves energy by climbing into the stairs. It is also used to reduce the time and physical effort. Home elevators are classified into three according to its usage, Size, and shapes.
They are:
  1. Cog-belt home elevators (with shaft & Without shaft)
  2. Hydraulic home elevators
  3. Gearless Home elevators
How Cog Belt elevators Works?

Cog belt home elevators can work with shafts and without shafts. The Altura's cog belt technology ensures quiet operations with an extra gentle start and stops. It is the latest technology in Home elevators. The gearless drive system ensures comfortable and Good performance. 

How Hydraulic Home elevators work? 

Hydraulic lifts work on a basic principle to go up, a pump pushes oil into the cylinder, pushing the piston up. To go down, The valve opens and oil is allowed to flow back into the reservoir and is pushed back using the gravitational force. 


Traction elevators are lifted by ropes, which pass over a wheel attached to an electric motor above the elevator shaft. They are used for mid and high-rise applications and have much higher travel speeds than hydraulic elevators


Elite elevators are one of the leading elevators company in India manufactured by ThyssenKrupp Elevators Chennai. 


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