Carlift Elevator

A car lift elevator is considered a vital tool for moving vehicles within buildings, especially in multi-level parking structures. These elevators, with their specific features and capabilities, make the parking and retrieval of vehicles easier while improving safety and efficiency.

Price of a Car Lift Elevator

The price of a car lift elevator is not fixed, as it depends on several factors and follows various regulations. Below is a detailed explanation regarding the price, standards, and dimensions of these elevators.

The cost of a car lift elevator cannot be determined precisely because each elevator is priced based on its unique features and specifications. These features may include aspects like capacity, cabin dimensions, additional functionalities, the quality of materials used, the type of movement system, and its intended use.

The installation and implementation of a car lift elevator consist of several stages, each contributing to the final cost. Some of the primary expenses involved in setting up car lift elevators include:

1. Pit Preparation: This stage involves creating an appropriate space for the elevator's installation, which includes digging and excavating the pit.
2. Iron Framework Installation: This includes constructing and installing the metallic components of the elevator, such as rails and support structures.
3. Rail and Automatic Door Installation: This step involves the installation of rails and automatic door systems, which are essential for moving the vehicle inside the elevator.
4. Panel, Control System, and Wiring Installation: This includes setting up the control panel, safety systems, and necessary electrical wiring for the proper operation of the elevator.

Considering these stages and features, the final price for the installation and implementation of a car lift elevator varies. It is recommended to consult directly with manufacturers or elevator installers to get an accurate estimate.

Car Lift Elevator Regulations

The regulations for car lift elevators are varied and include the following points:

- Installing car lift elevators as the only means of vehicle entry and exit in residential, commercial, office, and public parking garages is prohibited.
- In multi-story parking structures and buildings where the parking levels are adjacent to the main structure, installing car lift elevators is permitted. In such cases, the required number of elevators is determined based on traffic calculations, and at least two elevators are mandatory.
- A secondary power source (generator) must be provided to ensure full service for car lift elevators.
- In buildings where the installation of car lift elevators is not prohibited according to point 2, compliance with the third chapter of the national building regulations regarding emergency exits, automatic and manual fire alarm systems, fire suppression systems, and more is mandatory.
- Exhaust fans appropriate to the cabin's size must be installed in the ceiling of the cabin and at the top of the elevator shaft to remove gases and fumes from vehicle exhaust.
- The cabin of a car lift must have an automatic door with a separate drive system, and the landing doors must also be automatic.
- Each elevator cabin must have two call buttons on either side of the cabin walls. The positioning should allow the vehicle driver to access the floor selection and emergency stop buttons from either side when entering or exiting.
- A two-dimensional or three-dimensional light curtain sensor is required at the cabin entrances of car lift elevators.
- The car lift must be equipped with a re-leveling system to ensure proper alignment with the floor.
- The cabin should stop at the floor level and remain level during vehicle entry and exit.
- The allowable tolerance for the cabin stop position relative to the entrance floor should not exceed ±20 mm.
- If the cabin shifts beyond the permissible level due to heavy load or significant cabin height, a re-leveling mechanism must be added.
- The cabin should not shake or vibrate during upward or downward movement, nor produce scraping or unusual noises.
- The elevator drive system should produce minimal vibration and noise. Proper balancing and installation of appropriate shock absorbers should prevent the transmission of vibrations and noise to the building structure.
- In the event of a power outage, the cabin should be able to be manually moved to the nearest floor for passenger evacuation. These procedures should be posted in the machine room.
- The cabin door and landing doors must fully cover the entrance area when closed and be locked securely.
- The emergency stop and alarm buttons in the cabin should be positioned as the lowest buttons, at a height of 890 mm, with the highest button not exceeding 1370 mm from the cabin floor.
- The alarm system must be equipped with a rechargeable battery, and, if possible, a secondary alarm should be installed in the security room.
- Public buildings should have a two-way communication system installed in the cabin.
- The cabin's interior lighting must remain on continuously during movement or when the doors are open.
- Ventilation must be provided for cabins with doors.
- If the cabin lacks doors, a safety edge with a microswitch must be installed, and at least one electronic eye must be present at the cabin entrance.

Ultimately, adhering to these car lift elevator regulations ensures a safe and efficient system.

Standard Dimensions of a Car Lift Elevator

The dimensions of a car lift elevator depend directly on its capacity and type, so fixed dimensions cannot be provided. However, here is an approximate guide:

- Width: Usually between 2.2 to 3 meters
- Depth: Between 5 to 6 meters
- Height: Typically 2.2 meters  

Multi-Level Parking Elevator

A multi-level parking elevator is a type of elevator designed to transport vehicles to different floors of a parking structure. These elevators allow users to easily move their cars to higher levels and park them there. With this system, parking space is utilized more efficiently, and individuals can park their vehicles safely and conveniently in any weather conditions, while also benefiting from vehicle protection and enhanced security.

Home Elevator

A home elevator is designed to transport individuals between floors within a house. These elevators can accommodate one to several people and are usually built for two to six floors. Home elevators are particularly helpful for individuals with limited mobility, providing easy access between levels. Besides their practical use, home elevators are also considered a decorative element that enhances the interior design of a house.

Car Lift Elevator Guide

Car lift elevators are essential tools for moving vehicles within buildings. The price and installation of these elevators depend on various factors, such as capacity, additional features, and the quality of materials. There are also specific regulations that must be followed during the installation and use of car lift elevators.

The standard dimensions for these elevators typically range from 2 to 3 meters in width, 5 to 6 meters in depth, and 2.2 meters in height. For more information or to purchase these elevators, you can contact our consultants.