Vehicle Elevators

Vehicle Elevators

Brand: AG Elevator

In cities that are growing and becoming more crowded every day, the number of vehicles that increase with the population has increased the need for parking. However, due to the lack of sufficient parking space in existing buildings despite the increasing number of vehicles, the upper or basement floors of buildings have begun to be used as parking lots.

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Explanation

Car elevators with carrying capacity ranging from 3,000 kg to 10,000 kg allow the use of upper and basement floors of buildings as parking lots; they restore space losses such as roads and ramps to the building. When entering the elevator cabin with a vehicle, the button system that allows the driver to go to the desired floor without getting out of the vehicle provides great ease of use to the user.

Areas of Use of Car Elevators,

Multi-Storey Car Parks

Car Galleries

Hotels and Residences

Repair Shops and Services

Logistics and Industrial Areas

Technical Information

Features of Vehicle Elevators:

High Carrying Capacity:

Vehicle elevators usually have a carrying capacity of between 2 tons and 5 tons. This allows the transportation of cars, SUVs and light commercial vehicles.

Wide and Long Cabin:

Elevator cabins are designed to fit standard cars in width and length. In addition, entry and exit areas are kept wide so that vehicles can move comfortably and enter the elevator safely.

There is usually a minimum of 2.5 meters wide and 5 meters long so that the car can enter comfortably.

Safety Measures:

Vehicle elevators have sensors that check whether the vehicle entering the elevator is correctly positioned. These sensors do not operate the elevator when they detect that the vehicle is not in the correct position.

There are also emergency brake and overload detection systems that ensure that the elevator works properly and stops safely.

Easy Entry and Exit:

They are usually equipped with doors that can be opened in both directions. This facilitates the entry and exit of vehicles and reduces the need for maneuvering.

The doors are usually automatic and remote controlled, so the driver can control the elevator without getting out of the cabin.

Low Speed, High Safety:

Vehicle elevators move slower than passenger elevators for vehicle and passenger safety. This ensures that the vehicle is stable and safe during transportation.

Mechanisms that minimize vibration and shaking are used.

Automatic Leveling:

The elevator is equipped with automatic leveling technology to safely transport the vehicle it carries to the target floor. This technology ensures that the floor is at the vehicle level when the elevator stops, allowing the vehicle to move comfortably.

Compact Design and Space Saving:

In buildings with limited parking space, vehicle elevators allow the creation of multi-story car parks. These systems offer a vertical parking solution, especially in narrow areas.

It also saves space by eliminating the need for ramps in buildings.