Elevator Products FAQ & Prefab Modular Buildings FAQ

What should be included in an elevator technical specification?

Define duty, capacity, speed, travel, stops, dimensions, doors, drive, controls, finishes, standards, tests, documents and service requirements.

What is included in elevator installation handover?

Handover normally includes test records, certificates, as-built drawings, manuals, parameter backups, keys, spare parts and training documentation.

How should elevator spare parts be inspected on arrival?

Check quantity, labels, physical damage, moisture, dimensions, electrical ratings, connectors and documentation before installation. Record photos and report discrepancies immediately.

How should elevator cargo be stored before installation?

Store packages indoors on a dry level surface, protect them from weather and impact, control access and follow orientation and stacking limits.

How can total elevator lifecycle cost be evaluated?

Consider purchase, installation, energy, maintenance, consumables, spare parts, downtime, modernization and expected service life.

What should an elevator service agreement include?

Define coverage, response times, exclusions, maintenance frequency, spare parts, remote and on-site support, reporting, responsibilities and pricing.

Who is responsible for final elevator certification?

Responsibility varies by market and contract and may involve the manufacturer, installer, authorized representative, notified body, inspection agency or local authority.

What warranty terms should be negotiated for elevator purchases?

Define start date, duration, coverage, exclusions, claim process, labor, travel, replacement parts, shipping and response expectations.