Vertical Opening Elevator Doors

This requires significantly more space than vertical sliding to accommodate the panels.

Vertical opening elevator doors.

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Listing of product installation manuals maintenance. However most action in the door s operation is mechanical. Elevator doors have two major types manual and automatic. Of course there is an electric impulse from the elevator controller the brain of the elevator that causes an elevator door to open and close when the car is safely at the proper floor.

That door is opening once again and this time it s opening for you the elevator stops once more. Freight doors are the vertical bi parting type with the top half going up and the bottom half going down. How the doors operate. These doors are normally opened or closed manually using hands although some of them close automatically.

The elevator doors close and the car continues its ascent. Another type commonly seen in freight elevators is the vertical bi parting style where the doors go up instead of side to side sort of like a garage door. Brochure csi specifications data sheet revit families. Check out our latest videos showcasing our passenger doors and wireless controller system go to videos.

These can have up to six door panels. The space required on either side of the elevator shaft is reduced to a minimum 13 inches 330 mm in comparison with horizontal sliding door alternative where the panels travel to the side s of each opening. The operator and motor is located on top of the car. Most older and small european elevators from the.

Manual doors are normally opened and closed manually by hand and automatic doors are the standard type of doors found in modern days elevators usually powered by a door operator.