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Elevator
Design, sales, and installation of traction, panoramic, hydraulic, hospital, and freight elevators in accordance with national standards.
Escalator
Installation and commissioning of escalators and moving walkways for shopping centers, commercial complexes, subways, airports, and high-traffic buildings.
Service and maintenance
Monthly inspections, door adjustments, control panel checks, safety system inspections, and periodic technical reporting.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1- How often should an elevator be serviced?
Residential elevators should be serviced at least once a month, while high-traffic elevators require more frequent maintenance.
2- What should be done if you get stuck in an elevator?
Stay calm, press the alarm button, and contact emergency support via the emergency phone. Never attempt to force the doors open.
3- What causes unusual noise or vibration in an elevator?
It may be due to rail issues, wire ropes, the motor, or improper cabin adjustment and should be inspected by a technician.
4- What does the capacity label inside the cabin mean?
It indicates the maximum allowed weight or number of passengers, and following it prevents excessive load on the system.
5- Will an elevator fall during a power outage?
No. Elevators are equipped with safety brakes, and many buildings also have emergency rescue systems.
6- What is the difference between traction and hydraulic elevators?
Traction elevators use a motor and wire ropes and are suitable for tall buildings; hydraulic elevators use an oil-based piston system and are ideal for low-rise buildings.
1- Why should you stand behind the yellow line on an escalator?
To prevent shoes or clothing from getting caught and to improve safety.
2- What should you do if the escalator stops suddenly?
Maintain your balance and carefully step off the escalator.
3- Why is running on an escalator dangerous?
It increases the risk of slipping and falling, which may cause injuries.
4- Is it allowed to take strollers or shopping carts on escalators?
Usually no; it is better to use an elevator instead.
5- How often is escalator maintenance performed?
Depending on usage, it is typically carried out monthly or according to a maintenance schedule.
6- Where is the emergency stop button on an escalator?
It is usually located at the top and bottom ends of the escalator and marked in red.