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High-strength magnet used in conjunction with reed switches for precise elevator car positioning and leveling. Available in two sizes.
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High-strength magnet used in conjunction with reed switches for precise elevator car positioning and leveling. Available in two sizes.
High-strength magnet used in conjunction with reed switches for precise elevator car positioning and leveling. Available in two sizes.
The Elevator Emergency Wall‑Mount Alarm is a safety device installed inside elevator cars or nearby accessible areas to allow passengers to raise an alarm during emergencies. It is designed for quick activation in situations such as power failure, elevator stoppage, or passenger distress. This alarm unit is wall‑mounted, ensuring easy visibility and access. When activated, it produces a loud audible alert and may also connect to the elevator control panel or emergency communication system to notify maintenance staff or security personnel. Manufactured with durable housing and reliable internal components, the emergency wall‑mount alarm is an essential safety feature in passenger and goods elevators, complying with standard elevator safety requirements.
The Car Guide Shoe Assembly is a mechanical guiding component used in elevator systems to ensure smooth, stable, and aligned vertical movement of the elevator car along the guide rails. Mounted on the car frame, the guide shoe maintains continuous contact with the guide rail, minimizing lateral movement, vibration, and noise during travel. This assembly plays a crucial role in ride comfort and operational stability by absorbing minor rail irregularities and maintaining precise car alignment throughout the shaft. It is suitable for a wide range of elevator applications and is commonly used in both low- and mid-speed lift systems.
Reliable Gate Lock (BBL) designed for secure elevator door operation. Compliant with strict safety standards.
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