Updating older elevators to modern technology can significantly reduce energy costs. DC elevator machines that are properly maintained and in good working order can provide excellent ride quality and years of additional service. Preparation is key to ensuring an elevator modernization project is successful. Columbus McKinnon recommends that a motor analysis and repair company perform a DC motor evaluation before building owners begin a modernization project.
As part of any modernization, the motors should be evaluated in accordance with the American National Standards Institute (A.N.S.I.) and Electrical Apparatus Service Association (E.A.S.A.) standards. These standards are outlined in “ANSI/EASA Standard AR100-2015” - "Recommended Practice for the Repair of Rotating Electrical Apparatus".
The service company should be experienced with DC Elevator Gearless Traction Machines and the use of ANSI/EASA AR100-2015 guidelines to provide the following:
The Magnetek-brand Quattro® DC is the optimal choice for a successful modernization project, offering:
Download this guide to plan for a successful Quattro DC drive installation from preparation to the benefits you'll receive after installation.
Since the first commercial installation of Quattro DC, Magnetek has continued to improve drive designs and refine installation requirements to improve long-term reliability of retained DC gearless machines.
Electrical Motor Repair Company |
Vincent Electric Motor Co. Oakland, CA http://vincentelectric.com |
McIntosh Industries LLC |
Leppert-Nutmeg Bloomfield, CT www.leppert-nutmeg.com |
Koffer Electrical San Leandro, CA www.koffler.com |
Renown Electric Motors & Repair, Inc. Concord, Ontario, Canada www.renown-electric.com |
Capital Electric Motor Service Dallas, TX www.capitalelectricmotor.com |
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