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L I F T F E AT U RE S
L I F T F E AT U RE SL I F T F E AT U RE S
L I F T F E AT U RE S
The following provides an overview of the features on your platform lift. To find your lift
type please refer to the information on page three.
AUTOMATIC DOOR CLOSE
AUTOMATIC DOOR CLOSEAUTOMATIC DOOR CLOSE
AUTOMATIC DOOR CLOSER/OPENER (OPTION)
R/OPENER (OPTION)R/OPENER (OPTION)
R/OPENER (OPTION)
As standard, the lift is supplied with manual door closers. Individual landings can be sup-
plied with optional automatic door closer/openers; operated using the landing or cabin
call buttons.
On the first operation, i.e. after lift power on, the automatic door will open and close very
slowly. This function allows the system to learn its surroundings and calibrate its stopping
positions. Following this automatic calibration the door will open and close at normal
speed. If the door meets any obstruction during subsequent operations the door will stop,
reclose and open at the slow speed.
Door open and unlocking times can be adjusted if required. Please speak to your service
engineer if you require it to be changed.
COMMUNICATION DEVICE
COMMUNICATION DEVICECOMMUNICATION DEVICE
COMMUNICATION DEVICES
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INTERCOM - The intercom is supplied on the standard product and allows the user to con-
nect with someone within the building in the event of an emergency. The alarm button on
the lift console ‘rings’ the handset that is placed in a suitable location in the building. Once
the handset receiver is picked up, a 2 way conversation can take place.
AUTODIALLER (OPTION) - When the alarm is pressed the autodialler will automatically
phone out to the programmed emergency numbers. The autodialler is situated on the con-
trol panel. If requested, the autodialler can be installed with an induction loop for the hard
of hearing. Phone number changes have to be performed by a lift engineer.
TELEPHONE (OPTION) - A dedicated phone line will be situated on the cabin control pan-
el, enabling the user to phone out in an emergency.
Note: With all communication systems it remains the responsibility of the building owner to
ensure effective measures are in place to deal with the possible outcome of users being
trapped inside the lift. i.e. who could be using the lift? Could it be out of normal hours? Are
the systems regularly tested? Etc...
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