E-2CHA3-ETC Device: Elevator modernization without changing the control panel
What is the E-2CHA3-ETC device? The E-2CHA3-ETC device is a certified module that allows hydraulic elevators to be modernized quickly and easily, without having to replace the control panel. It is a multifunction safety module that provides additional control, reliability, and comfort in elevator operation. Thanks to […]
What is an elevator chassis and what are the regulations?
What is an elevator chassis? An elevator chassis is a sturdy structure, usually made of steel, that serves as a support for the elevator cabin. This essential component ensures the stability and safety of the elevator, either through direct connection to the piston in hydraulic elevators or to the anchor points in […]
Article 8 new ITC for elevators: Measures to increase safety derived from previous legislation.
In the dynamic world of lifting, safety and regulatory compliance are essential. The recent approval of Royal Decree 57/2005 and the new ITC for lifts have made clear the need to incorporate measures that guarantee the protection of users and optimise the operation of lifting systems. What measures are necessary to ensure that […]
Article 6 of the new ITC for elevators: Avoid overloading
With the approval of the new ITC, guidelines on elevator safety are reinforced, establishing strict measures to avoid overloads and ensure optimal operation of the equipment. This not only protects passengers, but also ensures the durability and efficiency of elevators, minimizing the risk of damage and […]
Article 3 new ITC elevators: Protection against uncontrolled cabin movement
What solution must be complied with according to article 3 of the new ITC for lifts? Uncontrolled cabin movements Ensuring user safety in lifts is an absolute priority. To protect passengers against uncontrolled cabin movements, the incorporation of safety devices according to EN-81.20/50 is essential. […]
Article 1 new ITC for elevators: Improve poor leveling
Accurate levelling of lifts is essential not only for the comfort of users, but also for their safety. Poor levelling can cause serious accidents, which is why it is crucial that lifts comply with current regulations. In this article, we explore the minimum measures that must be implemented in lifts.