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The lift car is equipped with a handle for positioning the wheelchair on the platform and a
control panel with easy-to-use control buttons.
The lift is designed and complies to the directive 2006/42/EC and is intended to operate as
follows:
•
The in car controls are of constant pressure
i.e. the buttons must be kept pressed
throughout the travel
. If released, the platform lift will stop immediately. When the
platform lift reaches the correct landing, it will stop automatically.
•
The in car control buttons take priority over the landing call stations;
i.e. the landing call
stations will not work if someone is travelling at the same time
.
•
The landing call station buttons are of one touch operation
i.e. to call the lift simply
press and release the ‘CALL’ button to call the lift.
The landing controls can be altered upon request to suit Part M of the building regulations
so that they are also of the hold to run type.
Calling the lift
The open platform lift is designed to service two landings, however, calling the lift from any
landing is essentially the same.
If the platform is at the landing you are calling the lift from, then simply press and hold the
call station button; either the gate will open
automatically
automatically
automatically
automatically
or you will be able to open the
gates
manually
manually
manually
manually
and enter the lift.
If the platform is not at your landing then it will need to travel from its current landing
position to the landing that you are calling the lift from. Again simply press and hold the
call station button. The platform will then travel to your landing level; you will then be able
to enter the lift.
LO W R I S E R 2 . 0 – O P E R AT I O N
Emergency
stop button
Alarm
Directional
landing
buttons