Passenger Elevator
A passenger elevator is a vertical transportation system designed to safely and efficiently move people between different floors of a building. It consists of a cab (car) enclosed within a shaft, supported by a mechanical system that lifts and lowers the cab. Passenger elevators are commonly found in residential buildings, office towers, hotels, shopping malls, hospitals, and other multi-story structures.
Key Components of a Passenger Elevator:
- Cab (Car) – The enclosed space where passengers ride.
- Hoistway (Shaft) – The vertical space that houses the cab and guiding tracks.
- Control System – Manages the movement, stopping, and safety operations of the elevator.
- Doors – Automatic doors at each floor and inside the cab for safety and access.
- Drive System – Typically either:
- Traction (Roped) System – Uses steel cables and a counterweight for efficient movement.
- Hydraulic System – Uses fluid pressure to move the cab, common in low-rise buildings.
- Safety Mechanisms – Emergency brakes, speed governors, door sensors, and backup power systems.




Speed
1.5 M/sec

Speed
Gearless PMSM/ Frequency Controlled

Operation
Full Collective Selective

Type
MRL/MMR

Door Width
600 to 1200mm

Door Height
2010mm

Capacity
68 to 1156 Kgs ( 1 to 17Pax )

Landing
2 - 15