Hospital Elevator

Hospital elevators are specifically designed to ensure the smooth and efficient transportation of patients, medical staff, and bulky medical equipment, such as gurneys, stretchers, and wheelchairs. These elevators are engineered to operate seamlessly, offering a sophisticated appearance that complements the modern healthcare environment while prioritizing reliability and ease of use.

Capable of accommodating between 15 to 26 passengers at a time, hospital elevators are available in a wide range of sizes and configurations to suit different facility requirements. They are equipped with advanced features like center-opening or telescopic power-operated doors, which allow for quick and convenient access, even for individuals with limited mobility.

Designed with the needs of healthcare facilities in mind, these elevators combine functionality, aesthetics, and safety, making them an essential part of any hospital’s infrastructure. Their spacious cabins and smooth operation ensure a comfortable and stress-free experience for patients and caregivers alike.

The hospital elevator is designed to accommodate 15 to 26 passengers, with load capacities ranging from 1020 kg to 1768 kg. The shaft dimensions vary, with widths (A) between 1900 mm and 2600 mm, and a consistent depth (B) of 3000 mm. The car interiors are spacious, with widths (C) ranging from 1000 mm to 1600 mm and a uniform depth (D) of 2400 mm. The entrance width (E) is designed to provide easy access, ranging from 800 mm to 1000 mm. This configuration ensures efficient transportation of patients, medical equipment, and staff in a comfortable and reliable manner.

The hospital elevator is designed to accommodate 15 to 26 passengers, with load capacities ranging from 1020 kg to 1768 kg. The shaft dimensions vary, with widths (A) between 1900 mm and 2600 mm, and a consistent depth (B) of 3000 mm. The car interiors are spacious, with widths (C) ranging from 1000 mm to 1600 mm and a uniform depth (D) of 2400 mm. The entrance width (E) is designed to provide easy access, ranging from 800 mm to 1000 mm. This configuration ensures efficient transportation of patients, medical equipment, and staff in a comfortable and reliable manner.