Carpet Mill, Hamilton
New Zealand
Safety in the City Series is transformed into embedded intelligence through EN 81-21 and the PESSRAL (Programmable Electronic System in Safety-Related Applications for Lifts) control system.
PESSRAL replaces traditional electromechanical circuits and safety devices for reduced pit and headroom applications, offering greater flexibility and shorter installation times.
The transition to electronic systems simplifies management and troubleshooting, while also helping to reduce downtime.
Complying with SIL3, PESSRAL elevates safety and convenience, delivering richer diagnostic data and more precise management.
GENIUS20 evolves, enhancing monitoring, prevention and response capabilities.
EN 81-21 with PESSRAL opens up new possibilities where shaft dimensions impose constraints and quality is non-negotiable.
Greater flexibility for challenging buildings
With a minimum pit depth of 550 mm and headroom of 2600 mm, the installation enables reduced shaft dimensions, making both new developments and modernization projects easier. In addition, it allows speeds of up to 1.6 m/s within the same shaft dimensions.
Faster, safer installation
The integration of digital safety functions minimizes the need for conventional safety components, reducing installation time by up to one day.
Lower overall cost
Optimized design and reduced construction constraints contribute to lower installation and maintenance costs.
Unified digital architecture with SIL3 compliance
A robust digital architecture incorporating SIL3 requirements and specifications, offers high safety level and the default standard for demanding technical projects with spatial constraints.