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SCHINDLER ID<br />

TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT<br />

The Schindler ID solution continuously<br />

calculates the optimum journey<br />

for every passenger using a bank of<br />

elevators. The result is<br />

shorter journey times,<br />

energy savings and fewer<br />

elevators (and shafts)<br />

needed for a given building<br />

population. Schindler<br />

ID also makes provision<br />

for special-needs passengers<br />

by holding an elevator’s<br />

doors open for<br />

longer or directing a passenger<br />

to an empty car.<br />

Schindler ID combines<br />

traffic management with<br />

user-recognition software, complementing<br />

a building’s security systems<br />

and allowing the management<br />

to determine which areas are accessible<br />

to whom. It is especially valuable<br />

in today’s high-rise structures,<br />

which often house apartments, offices,<br />

shops and leisure facilities.<br />

Advantages<br />

For architects, the technology delivers<br />

considerable design flexibility,<br />

because elevators do not need to be<br />

housed in the same lobby. Also,<br />

fewer elevators mean there is more<br />

space to rent.<br />

For the user, Schindler ID is intended<br />

to be simple. A building occupant<br />

arriving for work, for instance,<br />

can hold a preprogrammed card or<br />

device in front of a Schindler ID terminal,<br />

and the screen immediately<br />

directs the individual to the elevator<br />

taking the fastest route to his or her<br />

floor. The system controls access to<br />

all floors and can be adjusted at any<br />

time; for instance, during renovation<br />

work. When the elevator systems<br />

themselves need to be renewed, individual<br />

elevators can be taken out<br />

of service for a step-by-step modernization<br />

without compromising the<br />

overall performance of the system.<br />

Schindler ID delivers the same<br />

benefits in existing buildings, where<br />

it can be applied with minimum disruption<br />

to all elevator systems. It can<br />

easily be installed in the elevator<br />

machine room, alongside existing<br />

control mechanisms. Since it optimizes<br />

elevator usage, it instantly<br />

cuts the overall number of journeys<br />

for a given group of elevators, boosting<br />

a building’s elevating capacity<br />

and saving energy.<br />

GEFRAN PRODUCTS FOR<br />

THE LIFT INDUSTRY<br />

by Bhupesh Katakkar<br />

The Gefran Group has been in the<br />

industrial-automation sector for more<br />

than 30 years. The group offers a<br />

range of products to regulate the<br />

speed of electric motors and solutions<br />

for civil sectors. In particular,<br />

by specializing in the civil hoistingequipment<br />

sector and working with<br />

lift manufacturers on an international<br />

scale, it has contributed to the production<br />

of various types of systems.<br />

The modernization of existing systems,<br />

new systems (with and without<br />

a machine room), and applications<br />

with synchronous and asynchronous<br />

motors (with and without reducers),<br />

be handled with Gefran drives.<br />

The Platform of the Lift Inverter<br />

The ADL200 is a technological<br />

platform designed for driving gearless<br />

or geared synchronous and induction<br />

machines. It integrates the<br />

lift-inverter technology for maximum<br />

synergy with a range of installation<br />

requirements. In addition, it offers a<br />

cost-effective and immediate solution<br />

for lift control systems. Continued<br />

• Issue 4, Volume 3 • elevatorworldindia.com<br />

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