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Mitsubishi Elenessa
Mitsubishi Elenessa is the current machine room less
elevator model produced by Mitsubishi Electric and
Mitsubishi Elenessa
Shanghai Mitsubishi. It was introduced in October 2001[1]
as a successor of Mitsubishi GPQ and was later
succeeded by NEXIEZ-MRL in 2011[1].

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Overview
Elenessa is a standard machine room less elevator model
sold for overseas market with thin permanent magnet
(PM), synchronous cylindrical machine installed on the
top of the hoistway. This machine has a joint-lapped core
technology which produces high-density magnetic fields
and able to lower the energy use as well as reducing CO2
emissions. Other features of the machine are unique
stator-core structure and built-in double brakes.

The slim control board features a VVVF inverter, high-

accumulation LSI, and low-noise PWM inverter. It is Mitsubishi Elenessa machine room less elevator in
installed inside the hoistway near the PM machine. There one of the building in Hong Kong, China.

is also an Integrated Power Unit (IPU) which acts as a

Manufactured Mitsubishi Electric
high-efficient power supply circuit for the machine drive.
by Shanghai Mitsubishi Elevator
Unlike any other machine room less models, the control Co. Ltd.
board is positioned in a box in the wall behind the hall
station on the top floor[3], so as not to compromises the Released October 2001

aesthetic of the hall [4]. The top floor hall station has a lock
Discontinued currently still in-production
which is used to unlock the control board[5].

Predecessor Mitsubishi GPQ

Elenessa complies with EN81-20:2014, EN81-50:2014
and other codes such as GB standards in China[6] and Successor Mitsubishi NEXIEZ-MRL
[7]
Hong Kong's Code of Practice (which is stricter than
those standard) except North America (which doesn't Controller Microprocessor-based
type
complied to ASME A17.1)[8].

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Rated speed 1 to 1.75 meters per second

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These are the models of Elenessa which are currently Maximum ca- Varies on each model
pacities per
and/or have been produced by Mitsubishi.
cab
Elenessa Series-IP
Maximum Varies on each model
This is the earliest model of Elenessa.
served floors

Specs:
Maximum cars 4 (Elenessa Series-IP)
per group 8 (Elenessa Series-AP/IP, Se-
◾ 630-1600 (or 8-21 persons) kg rated load
ries-AP/IP Version 2, Series-
◾ 1 / 1.6 / 1.75 m/s rated speed AP/IP Version 3 and Shanghai
◾ Maximum floors: Mitsubishi's version)

◾ 22 (for 1 m/s speed with 630, 825, 1050, 1275

and 1600 kg capacity)
◾ 26 (for 1.6 and 1.75 m/s speed with 1275 and 1600 kg capacity)
◾ 30 (for 1.6 and 1.75 m/s speed with 630, 825 and 1050 kg
capacity)

◾ Maximum travel height:

◾ 60 m (for 1 m/s speed with 630, 825, 1050, 1275 and 1600 kg
capacity) On Elenessa elevators, the

◾ 70 m (for 1.6 and 1.75 m/s speed with 1275 and 1600 kg capacity) control board is hidden behind
the top floor hall station, and
◾ 80 m (for 1.6 and 1.75 m/s speed with 630, 825 and 1050 kg
capacity) there is a lock below the call
button to unlock the control
◾ Operating system
board.
◾ 1 car, selective collective 1C-2BC (standard)
◾ 2-4 cars, group control with (Sigma)AI-22 System (optional)

◾ Center or two speed telescopic side opening doors

◾ Can have two entrances

Elenessa Series-IP/AP
In 2006, the Elenessa model was upgraded into Series-IP/AP. IP series is
manufactured in Mitsubishi Inazawa Works in Japan while AP series is
manufactured in Thailand.

Elenessa Series-IP/AP Version 2

The Elenessa Series-IP/AP was upgraded in 2009 into Version 2. This
version received several new features, such as regenerative converter
(optional), energy saving features (examples; reduced numbers of cars, For the Code of Practice[2]
allocation control, car light/fan shut off, etc.), variable traveling speed elevator reason. Hong Kong, China is the

system (VSE, optional), and DOAS destination dispatch as an option. It is only country contains larger

also equipped with AI (Artificial Intelligence) Neural Network technology, cabinet which require to
implement the main power supply
divided into two basic group control systems; (Sigma)AI-22 System (for 2-4
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monitor with the original compact
control board console.

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(for 3-8 cars in each group, for large buildings). For Series-IP, it received an extended rated capacity from 1600
kilograms to 2500 kilograms.

Like the previous version, Version 2 complies with EN81-1 and other codes.

Specs:

◾ Capacities:

◾ 630-2500 kilograms (or 8-33 persons) for Series-IP

◾ 450-1600 kilograms (or 6-21 persons) for Series-AP

◾ 1/1.6/1.75 meters per second speeds

◾ Serves up to 30 floors
◾ Up to 80 meters of travel height
◾ Up to 8 cars group control
◾ Center or two speed telescopic side opening doors
◾ Can have two entrances
◾ DOAS as an optional feature

Nowadays Mitsubishi only produce Elenessa Series-IP Version 2 which have larger capacities.

Specs:

◾ 1800, 2025, 2250 and 2500 kilograms of rated load

◾ 1 / 1.6 / 1.75 m/s rated speed
◾ Serves up to 22 floors
◾ 60 meters of maximum travel height
◾ Up to 8 cars group control
◾ Center or two speed telescopic side opening doors
◾ Can have two entrances
◾ DOAS as an optional feature

Elenessa Series-IP/AP Version 3

Identical to Version 2 (see above), but it has rated capacity from 450 kilograms to 1600 kilograms. This version is
only sold in certain Asian countries.

Specs:

◾ 450 / 550 / 630 / 825 / 1050 / 1275 / 1600 (or 6 / 7 / 8 / 11 / 14 / 17 / 21 persons) kg rated load
◾ Speeds

◾ 1 / 1.6 / 1.75 m/s for 450-1600 kilograms capacities

◾ 2 or 2.5 m/s for 825-1600 kilograms capacities

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◾ Center or two speed telescopic side opening doors
◾ Can have two entrances

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◾ DOAS as an optional feature

Shanghai Mitsubishi Elenessa

Elenessa is also manufactured by Shanghai Mitsubishi. This model is pretty much the same as the one
manufactured by Mitsubishi Electric.

Specs:

◾ 320 / 450 / 550 / 630 / 825 / 1050 / 1275 / 1600 (or 6 / 7 / 8 / 11 / 14 / 17 / 21 persons) kg rated load
◾ 1 / 1.6 / 1.75 m/s rated speed
◾ Maximum floors:

◾ 11 (for 1 m/s speed with 320 kg capacity)

◾ 20 (for 1 m/s speed with 450 or 550 kg capacity)
◾ 20 (for 1 m/s speed with 450 or 550 kg capacity)
◾ 22 (for 1 m/s speed with 630, 825, 1050, 1275 or 1600 kg capacity)
◾ 22 (for 1.6 and 1.75 m/s speed with 450 or 550 kg capacity)
◾ 26 (for 1.6 and 1.75 m/s speed with 1275 or 1600 kg capacity)
◾ 30 (for 1.6 and 1.75 m/s speed with 630, 825 or 1050 kg capacity)

◾ Up to 8 cars group control

◾ Center or two speed telescopic side opening doors
◾ Can have two entrances

Signal fixtures
The design of the fixtures for early Elenessa (and also ELEPAQ-i in Japan) elevators installed from 2001 to early
2010s have been changed drastically. The font of the number on the button has been changed from Helvetica to
Gill Sans Medim. The buttons are now barrel shaped, colored black and has orange illuminating tactile legend to
make it easier to operate by the visually-impaired people. The door open button has been enlarged 1.6 times to
prevent confusion with the door close button. In addition, although the LED dot matrix display (which has been
used since the GRANDEE model was launched in 1990) is continuously used for the floor indicators, the size of
the letters has been enlarged 1.6 times except for those found on the car station for the wheelchair, making it
easier to see. For elevators with the car station installed on the side wall, the alarm button is positioned in one
row with the door control buttons below the floor buttons. The button for main/exit floor is green and raised about
5 mm than the rest of the buttons. Mitsubishi introduced this design as "Universal Design" and it is also used in
NexWay series. This design is also used on Elenessa elevators manufactured by Shanghai Mitsubishi.

In 2013, Elenessa received a new design of fixtures which is also currently used on the NEXIEZ series. The
buttons are now round stainless steel with tactile and yellow orange illumination. In addition of yellow orange, a
blue and white illuminations have also been added for the buttons. Indicators now uses LED segmented display
as standard, although the LED dot matrix and LCD ones are also used as an option. For car station installed on
the side wall, it follows the same configuration found in Elenessa and NexWay models; the alarm button is
positioned in one row with the door control buttons below the floor buttons. There is no green button for the
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Notable Elenessa installations

Thailand
◾ Mega Bangna, Samut Prakarn (Robinson Dept. Store) (2012)
◾ Chamchuri Square, Bangkok (2008)
◾ Terminal 21 Asoke, Bangkok (2011)
◾ The Third Place Club, Bangkok
◾ BIS Building, Bangkok (Phase 3)
◾ The St. Regis Bangkok, Bangkok (Carpark elevators)
◾ The Old Siam Plaza, Bangkok (Service elevator)
◾ ChinaWorld, Bangkok
◾ Sethiwan Plaza, Bangkok
◾ CentralPlaza Grand Rama 9, Bangkok (Robinson Dept. Store) (2011)
◾ Wat Traimit, Bangkok
◾ Dang Derm Hotel, Bangkok
◾ Robinson Lifestyle Center Saraburi, Saraburi
◾ Wat Ban Rai, Nakhon Ratchasima
◾ CentralFestival Pattaya Beach, Chonburi (Central Dept. Store) (2009)
◾ CentralPlaza Chaengwattana, Nonthaburi (Central Dept. Store) (2009)

Indonesia
◾ Lotte Shopping Avenue - Ciputra World Jakarta (2012)
◾ The 101 Dago, Bandung (2014)
◾ The 101 Tugu, Yogyakarta (2013)
◾ Juanda International Airport, Surabaya
◾ The ONE Legian (formerly The 101 Legian), Bali (2011)
◾ Rhadana Kuta Hotel, Bali
◾ The Spot Legian Hotel, Bali
◾ FRii Canggu Echo Beach Hotel, Bali (2013)
◾ The Oasis Lagoon Sanur, Bali

Other Countries
◾ Marina Square, Singapore (2006)
◾ Tan Son Nhat International Airport, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (2007)
◾ Wanchai Market, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, China (2008)
◾ The Zenith, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, China (2006)

Notable Shanghai Mitsubishi Elenessa installations

China
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◾ Some stations of Shanghai Metro, Shanghai

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Indonesia
◾ Bellagio Shopping Arcade, Jakarta (2005)
◾ Mall of Indonesia, Jakarta
◾ Sutan Raja Manado Hotel, Manado

Other countries
◾ Chong Pang Community Centre, Singapore

Videos

Mitsubishi MRL Elevator at Rhadana Hotel Kuta, Bali

Mitsubishi Elenessa traction elevator at Rhadana Hotel Kuta,

Bali, Indonesia

See also
◾ Mitsubishi Diamond Trac - machine room less elevator in the United States that is similar to Elenessa.

Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Milestones
2. ↑ "Code of Practice on the Design and Construction of Lifts and Escalators" ( 《升降機及自動梯設計及構造
實務守則》), Electrical and Mechanical Services Department, HKSAR, People's Republic of China.
3. ↑ Mitsubishi Elevator - Behind The Call Buttons(Top)
4. ↑ Mitsubishi Electric ADVANCE Vol99
5. ↑ This except Hong Kong version which require to implement the main power supply switch and security
camera monitor.
6. ↑ GB 7588-2003: "Safety rules for the construction and installation of electric lifts" (《电梯制造与安装安全
规范》) , Standardization Administration of the People's Republic of China.
7. ↑ "Code of Practice on the Design and Construction of Lifts and Escalators (2012 Edition)" ( 《升降機及自動
梯設計及構造實務守則》(2012年版)), Electrical and Mechanical Services Department, HKSAR, People's
Republic of China.
8. ↑ Selecting Available Products Did J.K. Electric
(Simplified Chinese version ), Mitsubishi Rowling Corporation.
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9. ↑ Mitsubishi Passenger Lifts Design Guide brochure (for European standards)

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External links
◾ Elenessa
◾ Elenessa (Mitsubishi Elevator Thailand)
◾ Elenessa Series-AP Version2 brochure (archived)
◾ Elenessa Series-IP brochure (archived)
◾ Elenessa Series-IP Version2

◾ Elenessa Series-IP Version2 brochure (2011 edition)

◾ Elenessa Series-IP Version2 brochure (latest edition)

◾ Elenessa Series-IP Version3 brochure

◾ Shanghai Mitsubishi Elenessa brochure (archived)
◾ Mitsubishi Electric Advance Volume 99 - Elevator and Escalator Edition

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