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In this Product Spotlight, your author details KLEEMANN’s digital tool that provides analytics and allows for live monitoring and control of elevators.
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In this History article, your author examines a lesser-known ap-plication of VT technology.
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In this Product Spotlight, MAD Elevator offers MosaicONE, a system that brings any elevator’s communications up to date.
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In this Readers’ Platform, your author makes the case for ditching POTS and going with an embedded network built with and for first responders.
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In this Readers’ Platform, networking, firewalls, video, VoIP and more are discussed. by Peter Rampf Can an adjuster do it all? Emerging trends in elevator communication systems are not making an implementer’s job any easier. Elevator contractors have seen communications requirements consistently increase in complexity. First, we had the alarm bell, then the handheld handset,…
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This Readers’ Platform clarifies new code requirements for two-way video communication in elevators. by John Pierce There has been much talk regarding a new code requirement stating there must be two-way video communication in elevators beginning this year. We will discuss the truth in that, how the requirement came about, what the International Building Code…
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Today’s tech-savvy elevator users are accustomed to the type of content in-car displays can deliver. by Alice Gogh It’s 8 a.m. on a Monday, and you’ve just survived the harrowing rush hour commute. Upon arriving at your building, you step into the safety of a quiet, marble-lined, gold-toned lobby to press the stainless-steel push button,…
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Fast-growing sensor-based approach involves innovations in technology and business. by Rob Wurth Sensor-based maintenance is an approach to elevator maintenance that involves utilizing sensors to augment traditional maintenance by integrating data and insights into the preventive maintenance plan. It encompasses innovation on both technology and business model fronts. Technology From a technology standpoint, it involves…
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Latest code changes mandate stricter requirements for emergency communications. by Dave Mann and Calvin Linde With the close of 2019 came the publication of the updated ASME A17.1/CSA B44 Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators. As with any code revision, the question for equipment owners and maintainers/installers becomes, “How will this affect me?” Looking specifically…
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Sales and tech support veterans share how to make working with elevator phones simpler and more efficient in this Readers’ Platform. by Chris Zarzycki and James Cateno In our 22 years of being involved with K-Tech International Inc. in sales and technical support, the consistent thing has been mechanics and their supervisors sharing the issues…
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