Elite Hydraulic-950
Designed for reliability, safety and easy maintenance, this environmentally safe configuration does not require penetration below the pit level nor does it require additional overhead room for the elevator machine.
Gulfside Elevator takes pride in manufacturing, in house at our Naples facility, our vibration-free submersible hydraulic pumping units. In a hydraulic application, the pumping unit is located in a space outside of the elevator hoistway, such as a dedicated machine room, in a closet, under stairs or in a garage. Locating the pumping unit outside the elevator hoistway makes for simple and safe access during scheduled maintenance along with eliminating the disturbance from any machine noise within the elevator car, which can be found with other models.
General Specifications
- Travel up to 50’
- Up to six (6) stops
- Load capacity: 950 (standard, 1400lbs optional)
- Speed: 40 FPM
- Overhead: 8’-0” minimum (7’-0” cab height)
- Pit depth: 8” minimum (12” recommended)
- Smooth Roped Hydraulic Drive
- 1:2 roped hydraulic
- Remote machine room can be located up to 35 feet from ground floor
- 3 HP submersed motor with 2-speed hydraulic valve for quiet operation
- 220 volt single phase power supply
- LED lighting
Advantages of Hydraulic Elevators
Custom Built Home Elevators
Our roped hydraulic home elevators are furnished with two 3/8″ diameter hoist ropes and an instantaneous car safety that is activated by slackening in any single hoist rope. Gulfside Elevator provides and places door interlocks on all existing hall doors so that the hall door cannot be opened if the elevator is not at that floor.
As a standard feature for homes in low lying and coastal areas where the ground floor is below flood elevation Gulfside Elevator installs a pit float switch; when activated by water the pit float switch will send the elevator to the designated floor above the flood elevation.
All elevator models at Gulfside Elevator have built-in emergency lowering systems which allows for the elevator to safely descend to a lower floor level in a power outage. All of our safety devices are tested and certified in accordance with the American Standard of Mechanical Engineers (ASME A17.1) Safety Code for Elevators.
