Controller in the machine room MRL “All-In-One” controller MRL “Star” controller

Traction lifts Controllers for elevators according to Directive 95/16 (Standard EN81.1) Controllers for elevators according to Directive 2014/33/UE (Standard EN81.20) Hydraulic lifts Controllers for elevators according to Directive 95/16 (Standard EN81.2) Controllers for elevators according to Directive 2014/33/UE (Standard EN81.20)

Installation The control panel must be installed internally with a degree of pollution of not more than 2.The cabinet has an IP2X degree of protection. The controller setup and maintenance has to be made by qualified technicians after having carefully read the documentations and electrical schemes provided with the controller….

The Pitagora 4.0 system provides serial wiring to connect the cabin push-button panels to the controller. This solution is achieved through the use of 2 components, joined together by an 8-pole telephone cable: Connecting the TOC box to the DMCPIT interface A) Cabin push-button panel AB) Cabin push-button panel B…

Magnetic readers (FAI / FAS) This counting system consists of two magnetic readers (FAI-FAS) with a normally open contact mounted on two brackets positioned on the top of cabin, and a set of magnets positioned on the elevator rails.This counting system can be used when the system’s characteristics meet the…

Door Management According to the regulations (both EN81-20 and EN81-1), all elevators must be equipped with cabin and landing doors that allow access to the cabin but at the same time, when closed, prevent any access to the cabin and the shaft. The Pitagora 4.0 controller manages all type of…

The Pitagora 4.0 system manages two specific functions that require a maneuver with the doors open: Both functions require the presence of a dedicated safety circuit inside the controller (Q40.FNRLV – Open door safety circuit). The same circuit can serve both functions if they are present at the same time….

Safe Access to Shaft Procedure It is recommended to follow this safe access procedure to enter the shaft for maintenance purposes without the system being stopped due to the interruption of the safety chain (opening of the landing doors). With the lift in normal mode: 1 – Keep the doors…

Safe Access to Shaft Procedure It is recommended to follow this safe access procedure to enter the shaft for maintenance purposes without the system being stopped due to the interruption of the safety chain (opening of the landing doors). With the lift in normal mode: 1 – Keep the doors…