PHB 2018 GB

ELEVATORS
PLANNING
Our key figures
Schmitt + Sohn at a glance – aspects of a successful company
1861 6 18 4
company foundation date. generations of experience. domestic and foreign countries in Europe.
Traditional – lift construc- The entrepreneurial family companies. We are at home in:
tion and service. as a constant. Decentrally networked Germany, Portugal,
and close to you. Austria, the Czech
Republic.
1,500 90,000 1,600 9001

systems produced lift systems built. employees. DIN standard quality.
annually. Our references Success has many faces. Improving. Developing.
Production in our own throughout Europe. This figure includes Looking ahead.
works. 84 trainees.
24 40,000 160 0
hours a day on call. systems to be serviced million EUR turnover. bank liabilities.
365 days a year. annually. Results are convincing. Independence for strong
Always there for you. Competence you can rely partnerships.
on.
Our values Our Products

Daily learning: We develop unusual products which comply with
This is what our 1,600 dedicated employees stand for, exacting requirements, both technically and aesthet-
by devoting all their skills and abilities to their work. ically. Those products arise from the dialogue be-
tween architecture, design and technology. This is
Quality: part of our conviction. Systematics, functionality and
Continual further development and improvement of the quality of careful finishing down the last detail
processes and products. For example in production. belong just as much to the commitment to rational
Every year 1,500 new lift systems leave our works. All development and design.
to consistently high quality. Our task is the mobility of people.
Entrepreneurial reliability:
The basis of enduring relationships, both with our Our Service
customers and with our employees, is entrepreneuri-
al reliability. And not only since yesterday, but for We will assign you one of our service managers, who
more than 100 years. will be there to assist you throughout the complete
service life of your lifts. A great responsibility, be-
cause we oversee more than 40,000 lift systems every
year. Thanks to our decentralised network, we are always
in the neighbourhood to provide convincing on-site
service. Safety takes top priority: Our service is avail-
able 24 hours per day, 365 days per year – with 0 wait-
ing time. For a successful and lasting partnership.
Contents
Welcome
Contact 8–9
1. Notes on planning 11 – 26
2. Passenger lifts 27 – 92
3. Hospital lifts 93 – 124
4. Cargo lifts 125 – 170
5. Glass and panorama elevators 171 – 198
6. Escalators / Moving walkways 199 – 204
7. Hoistway frames 205 – 214
8. Doors and portals 215 – 236
9. Cabs 237 – 266
10. Cabin equipment 267 – 342
11. Drives and control units 343 – 352
12. Modernization 353 – 366
13. Service 367 – 387
Imprint 388
Elevators
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Excellent Planning –
a convincing family-run business
with a long tradition
Excellent planning right from the start. Lasting values are the result. For more
than 3 decades, Schmitt + Sohn’s planning manual has been a standard
work for the planning of high-quality lift systems. It is a planning aid for
internationally-awarded top products, which, despite the current economic
climate, places importance on quality without compromise.
Created by the enthusiasm of 1,600 dedicated employees and 100 years of

experience in lift construction, this is our answer; our approach based on six
generations of know-how.
We believe firmly in good construction for customers who set highest demands
on themselves and their partners. For all those who are looking for top
performance and features. A convincing product from the planning stage
to in-service use.
With brilliant elegance, high quality materials and convincing features, our
products are equipped with the joy of operation and the safety of a full personal
service.
We and our employees are committed to these values due to the convictions
held in a family-run company with a long tradition and our sense of
responsibility towards customers, employees and partners.
Look, read and discover.
Welcome to Schmitt + Sohn.
Maximilian Schmitt
Managing partner
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1. Notes on planning
1.1 General Planning Information
1.2 Construction in existing buildings
1.3 Energy efficiency
1.4 Standards
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Notes on
planning
Notes on planning
Determine your shaft dimensions in a few clicks using our
S+ planning configurator on our website:
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1. Notes on Planning
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Notes on
planning
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1. Notes on Planning 1. Notes on Planning
1.1 General Planning Information 1.1 General Planning Information
The planning of demand-oriented and efficient lift systems is a complex task where the success can be Overview of selected drive design properties:
influenced by a great number of different factors.
AOM SP HPI HP
Utilization concept Drive concept
Conveyance height ≤ 3.5 m
A successful project begins with the clear definition A distinction is made between cable and hydraulic lifts.
of the requirements of the lift and the situation it is in. Selection criteria are transportation loads, conveyance Conveyance height > 3.5 m
Based on the type of building, it is necessary for the height and utilization concept. Conveyance height > 12 m
user group, operational conditions and special custom-
Conveyance height > 30 m
er wishes as well as normative requirements to be put In cable lifts (AOM, SP) power transmission takes place
into concrete terms. Is the lift open to the general pub- through the friction between support cables and the High frequency of use
lic? Are special controls/rides planned (transponders, traction sheave of the motor. A distinction is made be- Temperature-independent conveyance performance
time switches, penthouse control etc.)? tween lifts without a machine room (AOM) and lifts
Lifting capacity > 3,200 kg
with a machine room. Approximately 80% of newly in-
stalled lifts are designed nowadays as cable lifts with Without machine room
Number and size of lift cabins
no machine room. Speed > 0.6 m/s
In complex buildings and user frequency that is intense Low energy costs
at certain times, the size, speed and number of cabins In indirect hydraulic lifts (HPI) the lift car is moved by
one or two hydraulic pistons. The hydraulic pistons are Low operating material disposal costs
required can be assessed by means of a traffic analy-
sis. The size of the cabin depends in the first instance connected to the lift car by means of cables. In a similar No machine room or variable layout
on the load that is to be transported. In the case of the way to the pulley principle there is a transposition of Low electrical connected loads
transport of persons, it must also be checked whether speed and distance at a ratio of 1:2. Today indirect hy-
draulic drives are used only for freight lifts transporting No observance of water protection laws necessary
state building regulations are to be complied with –
that is, the lift must be suitable for patient transporta- heavy loads over a conveyance height of > 3.5 metres. Reduced deflection when loading and unloading
tion. Minimum dimensions are laid down for this. Tar-
geted support is given by the selection recommenda- In direct hydraulic lifts (HP) the lift car is moved by one
tion on page 17. or two hydraulic pistons. The hydraulic pistons are Lift shaft Sound insulation
mounted directly on the lift car or its frame. This drive
concept is used predominantly for large transport loads Due to its central significance, construction planning Necessary sound insulation measures should be taken
over small conveyance heights. should begin with the dimensions and characteristics into consideration in the planning. Later corrections are
of the lift shaft. Subsequent alterations to the building often not possible or only at considerable expense.
are expensive or no longer possible. Lift shafts as part
of the object have to fulfil corresponding requirements The on-site sound insulation according to VDI 2566 can
with regard to sound insulation, fire resistance and be realised with a heavy single or double wall construc-
statics. The walls can be of concrete, brickwork, wood tion of the shaft. It is generally recommended not to po-
or of a metal construction. For glass enclosures in par- sition rooms requiring sound insulation directly next to
ticular a general approval is required, or in individual lift shafts. If this cannot be avoided, appropriate sound
cases the agreement of the appropriate legal construc- insulation measures against structure-borne noise
tion board. must be included. Further recommendations and in-
structions for compliance with the maximum approved
External equipment is not permitted in the lift shaft or noise levels in rooms requiring sound insulation (e.g.
in machine rooms. habitable rooms) are included in the VDI guideline 2566
or DIN 4109 (sound insulation in building construction).
Ventilation of the lift shaft
Protective spaces (shaft pit, shaft head)
The lift shaft must have adequate ventilation. The shaft
may not be used, however for the ventilation of other For techical and normative reasons minimum shaft pit
rooms. With the implementation of an intelligent shaft depths and shaft head heights must be taken into ac-
smoke extraction system, draughts in the stairwell and count. The pit must be protected against damp and
heat loss can be reduced. painted with a dust and possibly grease-binding coat.
With a pit depth of more than 2,500 mm, a lockable ac-
cess door of a least 1,400 mm in height is necessary. If
there is an accessible room directly beneath the shaft
pit then there are particular technical and statics re-
quirements. These may affect the dimensions of the
shaft.
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1.1 General Planning Information 1.1 General Planning Information
Machine room Vandalism secure version Recommendations for selecting lifts for residential houses according to FEM 1) diagrams,
taking the building regulations of the states into account 2).
Machine rooms must have solid walls and permanently Depending on user group and surroundings, there may
installed lighting. External installations and equipment be additional requirements concerning the structure of 20 11 13
are not permitted. The room my not be used for other doors, buttons and surfaces in oder to avoid damage 19 8 11
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purposes or as a passageway to adjacent rooms. Free from vandalism as far as possible (EN 81-71). 18
access to the machine room must be guaranteed at all 17 9
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times and may not lead through rooms with different Earthquake protection 15
door locks. 14 7
With hydraulic drives the temperature of the machine If the building is in an earthquake region, particular 13 6 1 1 x 400 kg 0.63 m/s Minimum requirement on
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Full storeys
room must not fall below +15°C or rise above +30°C. normative requirements according to EC 8 must be 12 6 2 1 x 400 kg 1.0 m/s conveying capacity for
For all other drives, temperatures between +5°C and 11 3 1 x 630 kg 1.0 m/s simple residential houses
observed, e.g. with regard to counterbalance, lift car, 10
+40°C are permissible. Appropriate ventilation should traction sheaves, cable pulleys and building design
4 1 x 1,000 kg 1.0 m/s (Economy standard)
9 5 1 x 400 + 1 x 1,000 kg 1.0 m/s
be set up to remove surplus warmth. For lifts with a (EN 81-77). 8 6 1 x 630 + 1 x 1,000 kg 1.0 m/s
hydraulic drive, the oil pressure gauge line must be 7 7 2 x 1,000 kg 1.0 m/s
visible in its entire length. If fixed or flexible pressure 6
Accessibilty 5
4 8 1 x 630 + 1 x 1,000 kg 1.6 m/s
lines pass through walls or floors they must be 9 2 x 1,000 kg 1.6 m/s
enclosed in protective pipes. Fire protection 4 1 2 10 2 x 630 + 1 x 1,000 kg 1.6 m/s
Depending on the user group the EN 81-70 has 3 4
11 3 x 1,000 kg 1.6 m/s
requirements must be observed here. 3
requirements concerning cabin size, door width and 2 13 3 x 1,000 kg 2.5 m/s
equipment. A horizontal operating panel, voice 1
Energy efficiency 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800
announcement or a folding seat in the cabin may be Residents on all full storeys
necessary.
The subject of energy efficiency is very complex and
requires project-related solutions. Some of our 20
Firefighter lifts 19
modular approaches shown on pages 20 ff are 12 13
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examples of this.
If a firefighter lift is required, additional installations 17
are needed both on-site and in the lift. The precise 16
Norms extent must be coordinated with the local emergency 15
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services. 13
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The characteristics of lift systems are regulated
Full storeys
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throughout Europe. The various legal bases are touched
Dimensions 11
on from the planning to the construction and operation. 10 2 1 x 400 kg 1.0 m/s
Conveying capacity
Pages 22 ff supply an overview of all norms to be 9 5 6 3 1 x 630 kg 1.0 m/s requirement for standard
The shaft and machine room dimensions given are 8
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observed. 4 1 x 1,000 kg 1.0 m/s residential houses
finished dimensions. The permissible constructional 7 5 1 x 400 + 1 x 1,000 kg 1.0 m/s (Standard)
tolerances according to DIN 18202 depend on the 6 4
6 1 x 630 + 1 x 1,000 kg 1.0 m/s
On-site installations height of the shaft. The maximum amount allowed is: 5 8 1 x 630 + 1 x 1,000 kg 1.6 m/s
shaft height ≤ 30 m: vertical deflection ± 24 mm, 4 2 4 10 2 x 630 + 1 x 1,000 kg 1.6 m/s
A lift system as such is a line of work with few 3
conveyance-/storey height ± 30 mm, shaft height 2 3
12 2 x 1,000 kg 2.5 m/s
interfaces. A number of on-site installations need to be > 30 m: vertical deflection and conveyance-/s 1
13 3 x 1,000 kg 2.5 m/s
considered, however, such as structural work, power ± 30 mm. For shaft head, pit, width and depth the 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800
supply, construction statics. Our personal consulatation dimensions are minimum dimensions and may not be Residents on all full storeys
includes a detailed list of these. reduced below this.
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Full storeys
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10 2 1 x 400 kg 1.0 m/s
Conveying capacity
9 3 1 x 630 kg 1.0 m/s requirement for comfort-
8 4 1 x 1,000 kg 1.0 m/s able residential houses
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5 1 x 400 + 1 x 1,000 kg 1.0 m/s and residential houses
6 1 x 630 + 1 x 1,000 kg 1.0 m/s with office storeys, e.g.
5 8 1 x 630 + 1 x 1,000 kg 1.6 m/s
4 4 doctors’ practices/offices
3 10 2 x 630 + 1 x 1,000 kg 1.6 m/s
3 12 2 x 1,000 kg 2.5 m/s (Luxury standard)
2 2
13 3 x 1,000 kg 2.5 m/s
1
100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800
Residents on all full storeys
1)
Fédération Européenne de la Manutention 2) Firefighting lifts are not taken into account.
You can find further information on the conveying capacity calculator under
https://www.amev-online.de/AMEVInhalt/Planen/Elektrotechnik/Aufzug%202017/
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1.2 Construction in Existing Buildings 1.2 Construction in Existing Buildings
The use of existing shafts allows the installation of modern lift systems without taking up any
extra space. The installation of new lift systems in existing stairwells or by creating a new shaft on
the outside of the building is gaining increasing importance. However, construction in existing
buildings requires consideration of the following questions: SK ≥ 3.000 SK < 3.000
min. 80
min. 80
Existing shaft New shaft in the existing building /
in the stairwell
New system or modernisation Cabin size and carrying capacity
KT = ST – 350 ≥ KT min.
KT = ST – 350 ≥ KT min.
Can any existing components be used from the old lift Which cabin size and carrying capacity are suited to the
system or is a complete replacement more economical? existing space for the new shaft?
ST
ST
When can the lift be taken out of operation? What is the
size of the budget for the lift system? Would Accessibility
disassembly of the existing doors be expensive? Will wheelchair users need the lift or are there
appropriate local building regulations? Are cabin and
Cabin size and loading capacity door dimensions possible or required according to
What cabin size and loading capacity are possible for EN 81-70?
the existing shaft?
Doors, door connections
270 (Door set)
270 (Door set)

Accessibility Where should the openings or the connection for the
315 KB max. = SB – 450
min. 135
425 KB max. = SB – 560
min. 135
Will wheelchair users need the lift or are there doors be made? Are all storeys accessible?
SB
appropriate local building regulations? Are cabin and SB
door dimensions possible or required according to Machine room

EN 81-70? Is a machine room possible or necessary?
Doors, door connections Building structural calculations /

Are the existing entrances sufficient or are additional
Building inspection office
270 (Door set)
270 (Door set)

openings required? How will the doors be connected
Does the building structure allow the incorporation of
to the existing doorways? Are the doorways big enough
the shaft and openings? Has any shaft head protruding
or must expansion work be carried out? How is the
above the roof been agreed upon with the inspection/
connection to the floor planned? Are closed frames
planning office? Will the clearances be maintained?
planned for the peripheral door connection?
Concrete or glass shaft

Machine room Which material is to be used? Are thermal problems to
Can the existing machine room be used for other
be expected and therefore insulation glazing required?
KT = ST – 540 ≥ KT min.
KT = ST – 540 ≥ KT min.
purposes? Do the dimensions of the shaft allow the
What architectural overall impression will the shaft
installation of a lift without a machine room?
construction give to the building?
ST
ST
Environment, dirt and dust
How can the assembly and disassembly be carried out
with minimal noise and dirt nuisance to the users? Are
there statutory environmental requirements for the
disposal of the old system?
Building structural calculations
270 (Door set)
270 (Door set)

Do any changes to the shaft (e.g. openings) require an min. 135 min. 135
examination by a structural engineer? 315 KB max. = SB – 450 425 KB max. = SB – 560
SB SB
Organization
When should the disassembly of the old system take
place? How will goods or people be transported during
the installation time? Are there disabled persons in the
Minimum cab depth Procedure
building who are dependent upon the lift? 1. Select layout according to shaft head height (SK) and
Q KT min KB min door access type (one-sided/through loading).
2. Use existing dimensions for SB and ST in the formula
≤ 450 kg 1,000 mm 800 mm and calculate.
≤ 675 kg 1,250 mm 800 mm 3. Observe the standard values for the minimum cab depth
On the next page is an overview of various shaft layouts as an initial support. You can calculate suitable cab and minimum cabin width.
dimensions based on the existing shaft width and shaft depth and the doorways. The attached table also shows ≤ 1.000 kg 1,400 mm 800 mm
the minimum shaft depth in accordance with the required carrying capacity.
As construction in existing buildings can place high demands on all those participating, we will gladly provide a
competent consultant at any time, in connection with an on-site appointment.
The dimensions given apply for standard cabins with acabin height of 2,200 mm.
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1.3 Energy Efficiency 1.3 Energy efficiency
Energy Efficiency
“The energy consumption of all buildings in Germany is
approx. 40% of the total energy consumption 1).
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Lifts take up to 3 to 5% of this, which in the whole of Module / Function Measures
77 Europe makes 18 TWh annually 2).”
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The energy consumption of a lift is determined by many
88 factors. The main factors are: Control Saving potential
– the consumption when moving
– the consumption when stopped 1 Double Request Inhibitor Prevent simultaneous external requests in ascending and
– the energy loss due to heat escaping via the shaft descending directions
ventilation.
2 No-load control Delete several internal requests when cab is empty
The weighting of the factors depends heavily on the use
of the relevant lift. The standstill consumption of lifts in
residential buildings alone makes up about 70% of the 3 Cab light off-switch Switch off cab light in standby/stand-still
22 total energy consumption of the lifts.
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4 Door drive off-switch Switch off door drive
The power consumption is determined primarily by the
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system components and their energy efficiency.
33 10 For lifts which are mostly in standby operation, the
10 5 Display off-switch Switch off cab position indicator
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energy consumption can be reduced by modern controls
by up to 50%. 6 Light grid off-switch Switch off light grid when doors closed
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A shaft smoke extraction system can reduce the energy

7 Converter switch-off Switch-off converter when usage is low
loss caused by heat escaping through the shaft.
Correct and sustainable lift maintenance by qualified 8 Requirement-optimised Optimisation of the group algorithm according to different
specialist personnel on the basis of EN 13015 perma- group algorithms usage requirements:
nently ensures the success of energy-saving measures. – Energy-efficient operation
– High conveying capacity and short waiting times
1)
Source: REGIERUNGonline, Bauen und Wohnen
2)
Source: VDMA, Energieeffizienz in der Aufzugstechnik
Drive
9 Frequency-regulated drive Reduction of the connection load by electronically regulated

travel curve
Cab
10 LED lighting Use of LED instead of halogen lighting
Shaft
11 Intelligent shaft smoke extraction The smoke extraction opening is closed by an electrically
controlled window / dome and is automatically opened only
if required, e. g. in the event of fire.
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1.4 Standard 1.4 Standard
European Directives (Extract)

2014/33/EU Lift Directive Directive 2014/33/EU of the European Parliament and Council from 26 February 2014 EN 81-72 Safety regulations for the construction and installation of lifts
for alignment of legislation of the member states on lifts and safety components for Special applications for passenger and goods lifts
lifts (valid from 20.04.2016) Part 72: Firefighter lifts
95/216/EG Recommendation by the Commission from 8th June 1995 on the improvement of safety EN 81-73 Safety regulations for the construction and installation of lifts
in existing lifts (published on 20.6.1995). Special applications for passenger and goods lifts
2006/42/EG Machinery Directive Directive of the European Parliament and the Council from 17th May 2006 on machin- Part 73: Characteristics of lifts in case of fire
ery and on the amendment to Directive 95/16/EC. Within the framework of the revision
of the machine directive the differentiation to the lift directive has also been redefined: EN 81-77 Safety regulations for the construction and installation of lifts -
Lifts for the transport of persons with speeds over 0.15 m/s are governed by the lift di- Special applications for passenger and goods lifts
rective. Part 77: Lifts in earthquake conditions
2014/30/EU EMV-Richtlinie Directive 2014/30/EU of the European Parliament and Council from 26 February 2014 EN 81-80 Safety regulations for the construction and installation of lifts
for alignment of legislation of the member states on the electromagnetic compatibility Existing lifts
(valid from 20.04.2016) Part 80: Regulations for increasing the safety of existing passenger and goods lifts
2014/35/EU Low Voltage Directive Directive 2014/35/EU of the European Parliament and Council from 26 February 2014 EN 81-82 Safety regulations for the construction and installation of lifts – Existing lifts –
for alignment of legislation of the member states on the provision of electrical equip- Part 82: Regulations for increasing the accessibility of existing lifts for passengers
ment for use within certain voltage limits on the market. The revised Low Voltage Direc- including the disabled
tive was published from 20.04.2016. Electrical parts of passenger and goods lifts are
still excluded, but the basic requirements must be indirectly fulfilled via the Machinery EN 627 Regulations for data recording and remote monitoring of lifts, escalators and moving
Directive, which also applies for lifts. walkways
2009/125/EC ErP Directive The Eco-design Directive 2009/125/EC is used to create a framework for the determi- EN ISO 25745-1 Energy efficiency of lifts, escalators and moving walkways –
nation of requirements on the environmentally friendly design of energy-related prod- Part 1: Energy measurement and testing
ucts (Energy-related Products, ErP). It replaces the Directive 2005/32/EC from 6th July EN ISO 25745-2 Energy efficiency of lifts, escalators and moving walkways –
2005, which was also known as the Energy-using Products (EuP) Directive. Part 2: Energy calculation and classification of lifts
The Directive implements the so-called Integrated Product Policy in the European Un-
ion (IPP), meaning that it includes the entire lifecycle of an electrical device from EN 12015 Electromagnetic compatibility
production to disposal. Product family standard for lifts, escalators and moving walkways
Interference emissions
EN 12016 Electromagnetic compatibility

European Standards Product family standard for lifts, escalators and moving walkways
Interference immunity
EN 81-20 Safety regulations for the construction and installation of lifts -
Lifts for the transport of passengers and goods. EN 13015 + A1 Repairs of lifts and escalators
Part 20: Passenger and goods lift Regulations for repair instructions
EN 81-50 Safety regulations for the construction and installation of lifts - tests EN 1570-2 Safety requirements on lifting tables – Part 2: Lift tables for lifting goods which stop at
Part 50: Construction regulations, calculations and testing of lift components more than 2 positions in a building and where the speed does not exceed 0.15 m/s.
EN 81-3 + A1 + AC Safety regulations for the construction and installation of lifts EN ISO 13857 Safety of machinery - Safety clearances to prevent persons reaching into hazardous
Part 3: Electrically and hydraulically operated small passenger lifts areas with upper and lower limbs
EN 81-21 + A1 Safety regulations for the construction and installation of lifts. EN 349 + A1 Safety of machinery, minimum clearance for avoidance of crushing of body parts
Lifts for the transport of passengers and goods
Part 21: New passenger and goods elevators in existing buildings EN ISO 7010 Diagrammatic symbols, safety colours and safety signs - Registered safety signs
EN 81-28 Safety regulations for the construction and installation of lifts EN 13501-1 + A1 Classification of construction products and building designs on their fire behaviour -
Lifts for the transport of passengers and goods Part 1: Classification with the results from tests on the fire behaviour of construction
Part 28: Remote emergency call for passenger and goods lifts products
EN 81-31 Safety regulations for the construction and installation of lifts

Lifts for the transport of goods National German Laws, Ordinances and Regulations (Extract)
Part 31: Accessible goods lifts
ProdSG German Device and Product Safety Act (ProdSG)
Special lifts for the transport of passengers and goods BetrSichV German Industrial Safety and Health Ordinance (BetrSichV)
Part 41: Vertical platform lifts for persons with limited mobility Ordinance on the redefinition of industrial safety requirements in the use of working
apppliances and hazardous substances.
TRBS – General Technical regulations of the BetrSichV.
Inspection and test procedures
The complete TRBS’ can be called up under www.baua.de
Part 58: Inspection of the fire resistance of lift shaft doors
TRBS 1201: Part 4 Technical regulations for inspections of lift systems
EN 81-70 + A1 Safety regulations for the construction and installation of lifts
Special applications for passenger and goods lifts TRBS 1203 Technical regulations for the “Authorised person for conveyor solutions”
Part 70: Accessibility of lifts for passengers, including the disabled
TRBS 2181 Protection against hazards when trapped in passenger elevation equipment
EN 81-71 + A1 Safety regulations for the construction and installation of lifts
Special applications for passenger and goods lifts TRBS 3121 Technical regulations for the operation of lift systems
Part 71: Protective measures against wanton destruction
LBO State Building Regulations State building regulations with general implementation ordinances and administration
regulations on the LBO (LBOAVO). Published in the FVAuF website under www.vdma.org
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1.4 Standard 1.4 Standard
Trade all federal states Lifting systems operational ordinance (BGBLA_2014_II_228_HBV2009)

M-LAR Sample directive electrical circuit systems GEWO 94
Sample directive on fire protection requirements for electrical circuit systems Vienna Lift safety ordinance (BGBLA_2015_II_280_ASV2015)
M-HHR Sample directive high rise buildings – Sample directive on the construction and running of Vienna lift law 2006 - WAZG 2006 (LGBl_68_2006 WAZG)
high rise buildings Building regulations for Vienna - BO for Vienna
OIB directive 1-6
EnEV Energy Saving Ordinance Ordinance on energy-saving thermal insulation and energy-saving systems technology
in buildings NÖ NÖ lift ordinance 2016
NÖ Lift technology ordinance 2017
UVV Accident Prevention Regulations NÖ BO 2014
WHG Wasserhaushaltsgesetz – Law on water management NÖ Construction technology ordinance, attachment 4
OIB directive 6
AMEV Maintenance Sample contract for the maintenance, inspection and related minor repair work for
technical systems and facilities in public buildings OÖ OÖ Building technology law 2013
OÖ Building technology ordinance 2013
AMEV Repairs Sample contract for repairs (maintenance, inspection, repairs) of technical systems and OIB doriective 1-6 from October 2011 (except points from the OÖ Building technology
facilities in public buildings ordinance 2013)
AMEV Lift Guidelines on the planning, call for tender and use of lift systems in public buildings Salzburg Salzburg federal state law
OIB directive 1-6
VDI 2566 Sheet 1 Noise protection for lift systems with machine rooms
Burgenland Lifting systems operational ordinance (BGBLA_2014_II_228_HBV2009)
VDI 2566 Sheet 2 Noise protection for lift systems without machine rooms OIB directive 1-6
VDI 4707 Sheet 1 Lifts - Energy efficiency Steiermark Steiermark lifting systems law 2015 – StHebAG Stmk-AG 2002
OIB directive 1-6
VDI 4707 Sheet 2 Lifts - Energy efficiency of components
Kärnten Kärnten lift law LGBL No. 43/2000 i.d.F. 3/2014
OIB directive 1-6
National German Standards (Extract) Tirol Tirol lift and lifting systems law LGBI. No.: 153/2012
OIB directive 1-6
DIN 15306 Lifts – Passenger lifts for residential buildings – construction dimensions,
car dimensions, door dimensions Vorarlberg Vorarlberg building technology ordinance
OIB directive 1-6
DIN 15309 Lifts – Passenger lifts for buildings other than residential buildings and hospital lifts –
construction dimensions, car dimensions, door dimensions ÖNORM EN81-20/50 Safety regulations for the construction and installation of lifts - Lifts for the transport
of passengers and goods
DIN 18008-4 Glass in the building industry - design and construction regulations – ÖNORM EN81-21 Safety regulations for the construction and installation of lifts - Lifts for the transport
Part 4: Additional requirements for fall-protective glazing of passengers and goods
DIN 18040-1 Barrier-free construction - Basic planning principles – Part 21: New passenger and goods lifts in existing buildings
Part 1: Buildings which can be accessed by the public EN81-70 Accessibility of lifts for persons including the disabled
DIN 18040-2 Barrier-free construction - Basic planning principles – ÖNORM B2450/1/2/3 Lifts, escalators and moving walkways - General terms and provisions
Part 2: Flats
ÖNORM B2473 Fire protection measures for lift shaft accesses
DIN 18090 Lifts – Lift shaft, revolving and sliding doors for lift shafts with walls in fire resistance
class F 90 ÖNORM B4007 Scaffolding
DIN 18091 Lifts – Shaft sliding doors for lift shafts with walls in fire resistance class F 90 ÖNORM EN81-72 Firefighter lifts
DIN 18092 Lifts – Vertical sliding doors for small goods lifts in lift shafts with walls in fire resist- ÖNORM EN13015 Repairs on lifts and escalators
ance class F 90
ÖNORM B1600 Barrier-free construction - Basic planning principles
DIN 4102-1 Fire characteristics of building materials and components
ÖNORM B1601 Special buildings for the disabled and the elderly - planning principles
DIN 4102-2
DIN 4102-3 ÖNORM B1602 Barrier-free school and training facilities and accompanying facilities
DIN 4102-4
DIN 4102-5 ÖNORM B2227 Glass work - service contract norm
DIN 4109-1 Noise protection in structural engineering; requirements and verifications ÖNORM EN81-80 Regulations on increased safety of existing passenger and goods lifts
DIN 4109-2
DIN 4109-4 ÖNORM B2454-1 Safety inspection on existing lifts and safety regulations for changes to existing lifts
Part 1: Supplementary provisions to the ÖNORM EN 81-80
DIN 18385 VOB Tendering and Contract for Building Services
Part C: General technical terms and conditions for building services (ATV); ÖNORM B2454-2 Safety inspection on existing lifts and safety regulations for changes to existing lifts
conveyor systems, lift systems, escalators and moving walkways Part 3: Lift modernisations
ÖNORM B2454-3 Safety inspection on existing lifts and safety regulations for changes to existing lifts
National Austrian Regulations (Extract) Part 3: Lift conversions
ÖNORM B2458 Lifts, escalators and moving walkways - remote monitoring and company audits
Lifts safety ordinance ASV 2015 Ordinance of the Federal Minister of Science, Research and Industry on the safety of
BGBI. II No. 280/2015 all federal states lifts and safety components for lifts ÖNORM B2459 Flat glass in lift construction
ÖNORM EN 13501-1 Classification of construction products and building designs on their fire behaviour -
Part 1: Classification with the results from tests on the fire behaviour of construction
products
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2. Passenger lifts
ÖNORM B 8115-1 Noise protection and room acoustics in structural engineering –

Part 1: Terms and units
2.1 Passenger cable lifts without machine room AOM
Technically optimised design for conveyance heights ≤ 45 metres and v ≤ 1.6 m/s.
ÖNORM B 8115-2 Noise protection and room acoustics in structural engineering –
Part 2: Noise protection requirements
ÖNORM B 8115-3 Noise protection and room acoustics in structural engineering – 2.2 Passenger cable lifts with machine room SP
Part 3: Room acoustics Technically optimised design for conveyance heights > 30 metres and v ≤ 2.5 m/s.
ÖNORM B 8115-4 Noise protection and room acoustics in structural engineering – Drive positioned on top, above the lift shaft.
Part 4: Measures for fulfulling noise protection requirements
TRVB A150 Fire fighter lifts 2.3 Indirect hydraulic passenger lifts HPI
TRVB S 112 Pressure ventilation A drive solution tailored to meet both simple and more challenging requirements.
TRVB S 123 Fire alarm systems Typical field of application: medium-sized residential buildings or office blocks and hotels.
Recommended maximum conveyance height: 18 metres. Machine room variable.
TRVB S 151 Fire control systems
TRVB N 132 Hospitals and care homes, construction measures
2.4 Direct hydraulic passenger lifts HP
The economic alternative for conveyance heights up to 3.5 metres. Machine room variable.
Below are tabular overviews of the cabin, door and shaft dimensions
for the above-mentioned lift types.
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The classification criteria in the tables are:
– Doors opening on one side / doors opening centrally

– One-sided loading / through loading Passenger
– Load capacity lifts
Please also observe the Notes on planning in Chapter 1.
Passenger lifts
For additional information on passenger lifts, especially ISI 2040® and Color Glas® lifts,
please visit our website:
https://www.schmitt-elevators.com/products/passenger-lifts/isi-2040-elevators/
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2. Passenger lifts
2
Passenger
lifts
Passenger lifts
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2. Passenger lifts 2. Passenger lifts
2.1 Passenger cable lifts without machine room AOM 2.1 Passenger cable lifts without machine room AOM
Doors open to one side Doors open to one side
Vertical section Layout plans 1) Shaft ventilation according to state building regulations (LBO).
One-sided loading Through loading One-sided loading Building contractors must observe the Energy Saving Ordinance (EnEV).
1) 1)
2) Shaft head:
+ 100 mm for KH 2,300 mm,
Reduced shaft head for load capacities ≤ 1,000 kg and v=1.0 m/s:
up to 2,600 mm with replacement measures technically possible.
Reduced shaft head for load capacities > 1,000 kg and/or v > 1.0 m/s on request.
KT
ST
Note: The approval for reduced shaft heads and shaft pits is regulated differently depending upon the
country. In some cases, a reduction is not permissible. Clarification may need to be obtained from the
relevant authorities. We will be happy to assist you with this clarification.
3) Reduced shaft pit for load capacities ≤ 1,000 kg and v=1.0 m/s:
SG ≥ 500 mm (with 6 mm floor covering and glue).
KH
SK
TH
TB With load capacities > 1,000 kg and/or v = 1.6 m/s on request.

KB If there are accessible rooms beneath the shaft, the shaft width must be increased by 100 mm and the
Fsy
floor of the shaft pit dimensioned for a load capacity of at least 5,000 N/m²..
SB
Fsx 4) Cabin and door dimensions according to LBO and EN 81-70.
5) Height of wall recess: HM = TH + 115 mm.
6) Shaft width:
+ 50 mm for Color Glas® and panel cabins.
Through loading
+ 110 mm for glass panorama cabins (operating panel within the area of the guide rails).
7) Shaft depth:
– 120 mm possible if shaft doors are laid out in alcoves,
8) Shaft depth:
– 240 mm possible if shaft doors are laid out in alcoves.
KT
ST
5)
HM
FH
TH
TB
SG
KB Options:
F1 F2 F1 F2
SB
Reduced shaft head 2)
Reduced shaft pit 3)
Load capacity in kN
Capacity in kg and persons Cabin dimensions in mm Door dimensions in mm Shaft dimensions in mm
(largest concentrated load)
kg 4)
Persons Width (KB) Depth (KT) Height (KH) Width (TB) Height (TH) 5) Width (SB) 6) Depth (ST) Shaft head (SK) 2) Shaft pit (SG) 3)
Shaft pit Shaft wall
Doors Through F1 / F2 Fsx / Fsy
v = 1.0 m/s / 1.6 m/s
one-sided 7) loading 8)
320 -- 4 900 1,000 2,200 800 2,000/2,100 1,450 1,350 1,540 3,500/3,700 1,050/1,250 32 / -- 0.5 / 1.0
400 -- 5 1,000 1,000 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,600 1,350 1,540 3,500/3,700 1,050/1,250 33 / -- 0.5 / 1.0
450 -- 6 1,100 1,100 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,600 1,450 1,640 3,500/3,700 1,050/1,250 34/ -- 1.0 / 1.0
450 -- 6 1,000 1,250 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,600 1,600 1,790 3,500/3,700 1,050/1,250 34/ -- 1.0 / 1.0
525 -- 7 1,100 1,250 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,600 1,600 1,790 3,500/3,700 1,050/1,250 40/ -- 1.0 / 1.0
630 8 1,100 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,600 1,750 1,940 3,500/3,700 1,050/1,250 45 / -- 1.0 / 1.5
675 9 1,200 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,700 1,750 1,940 3,500/3,700 1,050/1,250 46 / -- 1.0 / 1.5
800 10 1,350 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,850 1,750 1,940 3,500/3,700 1,050/1,250 48 / -- 1.5 / 2.0
1,000 13 1,100 2,100 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,650 2,450 2,640 3,500/3,700 1,050/1,250 52 / -- 1.5 / 2.0
1,125 15 1,200 2,100 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,850 2,450 2,640 3,900/4,100 1,100/1,300 55 / -- 2.0 / 2.0
1,250 16 1,200 2,300 2,200 1,100 2,000/2,100 2,000 2,650 2,840 3,900/4,100 1,100/1,300 58 / -- 2.0 / 2.0
1,600 21 1,400 2,400 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,300 2,750 2,940 3,900/4,100 1,100/1,300 72 / -- 2.5 / 2.5
2,000 26 1,500 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,350 3,050 3,240 3,900/4,100 1,450/1,650 80 / 45 3.5 / 3.5
2,500 33 1,800 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,600 3,050 3,240 3,900/ -- 1,450/ -- 112 / 30 5.0 / 5.0
3,200 42 2,000 3,000 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,800 3,350 3,540 3,900/ -- 1,450/ -- 130 / 35 7.0 / 7.0
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Doors open centrally Doors open centrally
One-sided loading Through loading One-sided loading Building contractors must observe the Energy Saving Ordinance (EnEV).
1) 1)
2) Shaft head:
+ 100 mm for KH 2,300 mm,
Reduced shaft head for load capacities ≤ 1,000 kg and v=1.0 m/s:
up to 2,600 mm with replacement measures technically possible.
Reduced shaft head for load capacities > 1,000 kg and/or v > 1.0 m/s on request.
KT
ST
3) Reduced shaft pit for load capacities ≤ 1,000 kg and v=1.0 m/s:
TB SG ≥ 500 mm (with 6 mm floor covering and glue).
KH
SK
TH
With load capacities > 1,000 kg and/or v = 1.6 m/s on request.

KB
With accessible spaces beneath the cabin trackway and counterweight on request.
SB Fsy
4) Cabin and door dimensions according to LBO and EN 81-70.
Fsx 5) Height of wall recess: HM = TH + 115 mm.
6) Shaft width:
+ 110 mm for glass panorama cabins (operating panel within the area of the guide rails).
Through loading 7) Shaft depth:
8) Shaft depth:
KT
ST
HM5)
FH
TH
TB
SG
F1 F2 F1 F2 KB Options:
SB
Load capacity in kN
kg 4)
v = 1.0 m/s / 1.6 m/s
450 -- 6 1,000 1,250 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 2,000 1,600 1,790 3,500/3,700 1,050/1,250 34/ -- 1.0 / 1.0
525 -- 7 1,100 1,250 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 2,000 1,600 1,790 3,500/3,700 1,050/1,250 40/ -- 1.0 / 1.0
630 8 1,100 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 2,000 1,750 1,940 3,500/3,700 1,050/1,250 45 / -- 1.0 / 1.5
675 9 1,200 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 2,100 1,750 1,940 3,500/3,700 1,050/1,250 46 / -- 1.0 / 1.5
800 10 1,350 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 2,100 1,750 1,940 3,500/3,700 1,050/1,250 48 / -- 1.5 / 2.0
1,000 13 1,100 2,100 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 2,000 2,450 2,640 3,500/3,700 1,050/1,250 52 / -- 1.5 / 2.0
1,125 15 1,200 2,100 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 2,050 2,450 2,640 3,900/4,100 1,100/1,300 55 / -- 2.0 / 2.0
1,250 16 1,200 2,300 2,200 1,100 2,000/2,100 2,400 2,650 2,840 3,900/4,100 1,100/1,300 58 / -- 2.0 / 2.0
1,600 21 1,400 2,400 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,200 2,750 2,940 3,900/4,100 1,100/1,300 72 / -- 2.5 / 2.5
2,000 26 1,500 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,450 3,050 3,240 3,900/4,100 1,450/1,650 80 / 45 3.5 / 3.5
2,500 33 1,800 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,700 3,050 3,240 3,900/ -- 1,450/ -- 112 / 30 5.0 / 5.0
3,200 42 2,000 3,000 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,950 3,350 3,540 3,900/ -- 1,450/ -- 130 / 35 7.0 / 7.0
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One-sided loading One-sided loading
KT 1000
KT 1000
ST 1350
ST 1350
320 kg 400 kg
4 Persons 5 Persons 630 kg
KT 1400
ST 1750
KT 1400
ST 1750
630 kg
8 Persons
8 Persons
TB 800 TB 900
KB 900 KB 1000
SB 1450 SB 1600 TB 900

TB 900
KB 1100
KB 1100
SB 1600
SB 2000
450 kg
KT 1250
ST 1600
450 kg
KT 1250
ST 1600
6 Persons 675 kg
KT 1400
ST 1750
6 Persons
KT 1400
ST 1750
9 Persons 675 kg
9 Persons
TB 900 TB 900
TB 900
KB 1000 KB 1000 TB 900
KB 1200
SB 1600 SB 2000 KB 1200
SB 1700
SB 2100
800 kg
KT 1400
KT 1400
KT 1100
ST 1750
ST 1750
ST 1450
450 kg 525 kg 800 kg

KT 1250
ST 1600
6 Persons 7 Persons 10 Persons 10 Persons
TB 900
TB 900 TB 900 TB 900
KB 1100
KB 1100 KB 1350 KB 1350
SB 1600
SB 1600 SB 1850 SB 2100
Measurements for standard cabin and standard shaft head = Cab and door measurements according to state building Measurements for standard cabin and standard shaft head = Cab and door measurements according to state building
regulations (LBO) and EN 81-70. regulations (LBO) and EN 81-70.
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1000 kg
KT 2100
ST 2450
1000 kg
KT 2100
ST 2450
13 Persons 1250 kg
13 Persons 1250 kg
KT 2300
KT 2300
ST 2650
ST 2650
16 Persons 16 Persons
TB 900
TB 900
KB 1100 TB 1100 TB 1100
KB 1100
SB 1650 KB 1200 KB 1200
SB 2000
SB 2000 SB 2400
1125 kg 1125 kg
KT 2100
KT 2100
ST 2450
ST 2450
15 Persons 15 Persons 1600 kg 1600 kg
KT 2400
KT 2400
ST 2750
ST 2750
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1200 KB 1200
TB 1300 TB 1300
SB 1850 SB 2050
KB 1400 KB 1400
SB 2300 SB 2200
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2000 kg 2000 kg
KT 2700
KT 2700
ST 3050
ST 3050
3200 kg
KT 3000
ST 3350
42 Persons
TB 1300 TB 1300
KB 1500 KB 1500
SB 2350 SB 2450 TB 1300
KB 2000
SB 2800
2500 kg 2500 kg
KT 2700
ST 3050
KT 2700
ST 3050
KT 3000
ST 3350
42 Persons
TB 1300 TB 1400
KB 1800 KB 1800 TB 1400
SB 2600 SB 2700 KB 2000
SB 2950
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Through loading Through loading
TB 800 TB 900 TB 900 TB 900
KT 1000
KT 1000
ST 1540
ST 1540
320 kg 400 kg
630 kg 630 kg
4 Persons 5 Persons
KT 1400
KT 1400
ST 1940
ST 1940
8 Persons 8 Persons
TB 800 TB 900
KB 800 KB 1000
SB 1450 SB 1600 TB 900 TB 900
KB 1100 KB 1100
SB 1600 SB 2000
TB 900 TB 900
TB 900 TB 900
450 kg 450 kg
KT 1250
KT 1250
ST 1790
ST 1790
6 Persons 6 Persons
675 kg 675 kg
KT 1400
KT 1400
ST 1940
ST 1940
9 Persons 9 Persons
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1000 KB 1000
SB 1600 SB 2000 TB 900 TB 900
KB 1200 KB 1200
SB 1700 SB 2100
TB 900 TB 900
TB 900 TB 900
KT 1100
ST 1640
450 kg 525 kg
KT 1250
ST 1790
6 Persons 7 Persons
800 kg 800 kg
KT 1400
KT 1400
ST 1940
ST 1940
TB 900
TB 900
KB 1100
KB 1100
SB 1600
SB 1600 TB 900 TB 900
KB 1350 KB 1350
SB 1850 SB 2100
40 41
TB 900 TB 900 TB 1100 TB 1100
1000 kg 1000 kg
KT 2100
KT 2100
ST 2640
ST 2640
KT 2300
ST 2840
KT 2300
ST 2840
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1100 KB 1100 TB 1100 TB 1100
SB 1650 SB 2000 KB 1200 KB 1200
SB 2000 SB 2400
TB 900 TB 900 TB 1300 TB 1300
1125 kg 1125 kg
KT 2100
KT 2100
ST 2640
ST 2640
15 Persons
KT 2400
ST 2940
15 Persons 1600 kg 1600 kg
KT 2400
ST 2940
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1200 KB 1200
TB 1300 TB 1300
SB 1850 SB 2050
KB 1400 KB 1400
SB 2300 SB 2200
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TB 1300
TB 1300 TB 1300
3200 kg
KT 3000
ST 3540
2000 kg 2000 kg 42 Persons
KT 2700
KT 2700
ST 3240
ST 3240
TB 1300 TB 1300 TB 1300
KB 1500 KB 1500 KB 2000
SB 2350 SB 2450 SB 2800
TB 1400
TB 1300 TB 1400
2500 kg 2500 kg 3200 kg

KT 2700
ST 3240
KT 3000
KT 2700
ST 3540
ST 3240
33 Persons 33 Persons 42 Persons
TB 1300 TB 1400
TB 1400
KB 1800 KB 1800
KB 2000
SB 2600 SB 2700
SB 2950
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Lift groups Lift groups
1000 kg 1000 kg
KT 1400
ST 1800
KT 1400
ST 1800
630 kg 630 kg
TB 900 TB 900 TB 900 TB 900
KB 1100 KB 1100 KB 1600 KB 1600
SB 1750 SB 1750 SB 2250 SB 2250
SB (Total) 3620 SB (Total) 4620
1000 kg 1000 kg
KT 1400
ST 1800
1000 kg
KT 2100
ST 2500
13 Persons
630 kg
KT 1400
ST 1800
8 Persons
TB 1100 TB 1100
KB 1600 KB 1600
SB 2450 SB 2450
TB 900 TB 900 SB (Total) 5020
KB 1100 KB 1100
SB 1750 SB 1750
SB (Total) 3620
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Lift groups Doors in alcoves, One-sided loading
1)
800 kg 800 kg 800 kg
KT 1400
ST 1800
TB 900 TB 900 TB 900
KB 1350 KB 1350 KB 1350
TH
KH
SK
SB 2100 SB 2100 SB 2100 630 kg
KT 1400
ST 1630
8 Persons
SB (Total) 6550
TB 900
KB 1100
1000 kg 1000 kg 1000 kg
KT 1400
ST 1800
SB 1750
TB 900 TB 900 TB 900
TH + 115 mm
KB 1600 KB 1600 KB 1600
TH
FH
SB 2250 SB 2250 SB 2250
SB (Total) 7000
KT 1400
ST 1630
630 kg
8 Persons
SG
F1 F2
1000 kg 1000 kg 1000 kg

KT 1400
ST 1800
TB 900
KB 1100
SB 2000
TB 1100 TB 1100 TB 1100
KB 1600 KB 1600 KB 1600
SB 2450 SB 2450 SB 2450 Example dimensions for 630 kg / KB 1,100 mm x KT 1,400 mm / TB 900 mm x TH 2,000 mm
For load data see pages 30-33.
SB (Total) 7600
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2. Passenger lifts
2.1 Passenger cable lifts without machine room AOM
Doors in alcoves, Through loading
1)
TB 900
120
KH
TH
SK
KT 1400
ST 1700
630 kg
8 Persons
120
TB 900
KB 1100
SB 1750
TH + 115 mm
TB 900
TH
FH
120
630 kg
KT 1400
ST 1700
8 Persons
SG
F1 F2
120
TB 900
KB 1100
SB 2000
Harald Schwab, Authorized signatory, Human Resources and IT Manager
Example dimensions for 630 kg / KB 1,100 mm x KT 1,400 mm / TB 900 mm x TH 2,000 mm

For load data see pages 30-33.
Values “Daily learning, quality and entrepreneurial reliability.
These form the basis of every action at Schmitt + Sohn.
And also make us what we are.”
Measurements for standard cabin and standard shaft head = Cab and door measurements according to state building
regulations (LBO) and EN 81-70.
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Doors across corners Doors across corners
Vertical section Layout plans

Doors across corners Three-sided loading
1)
1) Shaft ventilation according to state building regulations (LBO).
Building contractors must observe the Energy Saving Ordinance (EnEV).
2) Shaft head:
+ 100 mm for KH 2,300 mm,
Reduced shaft head:
up to 2600 mm with replacement measures technically possible.
KT
TB
ST
3) Reduced shaft pit:
SG ≥ 650 mm (with 6 mm floor covering and glue).
With accessible spaces under the trackway of cabin and counterweight on request.
6) Shaft width:
KH
SK
TH

TB 7) Shaft depth:
KB
8) Shaft depth:
SB – 240 mm possible if shaft doors are laid out in alcoves.
Two-sided loading
KT
TB
ST
5)
FH
TH
HM
TB
KB
SB
SG
F1 F2
Options:
Load capacity in kN
kg Persons Width (KB) Depth (KT) Height (KH) Width (TB) Height (TH) 5) Shaft head Shaft pit Shaft pit Shaft wall
Width (SB) Depth (ST)
(SK) 2) (SG) 3) F1 / F2 Fsx / Fsy
2 Loading sides 6) 3 Loading sides 6) 2 Loading sides 7) 3 Loading sides 8) v = 1,0 m/s
320 -- 4 900 1,000 2,200 800 2,000/2,100 1,675 1,675 1,600 1,540 3,900 1,150 32 / -- 0.5 / 1.0
450 -- 6 1,000 1,250 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,825 1,825 1,800 1,790 3,900 1,150 34 / -- 1.0 / 1.0
630 -- 8 1,100 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,875 1,875 1,800 1,940 3,900 1,150 45 / -- 1.0 / 1.5
1,000 -- 13 1,100 2,100 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,950 1,950 2,450 2,640 3,900 1,150 46 / -- 1.0 / 1.5
1,000 13 1,500 1,500 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 2,350 2,350 1,900 2,040 3,900 1,150 52 / -- 1.5 / 2.0
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Doors across corners Doors across corners
KT 1000
ST 1540
TB 800
320 kg 320 kg
KT 1000
ST 1600
TB 800
4 Persons 4 Persons
TB 800
TB 800
KB 900
KB 900
SB 1675
SB 1675
450 kg 630 kg 450 kg 630 kg
KT 1250
ST 1790
TB 900
KT 1400
ST 1800
TB 900
KT 1250
ST 1800
TB 900
KT 1400
ST 1940
TB 900
TB 900 TB 900 TB 900
TB 900
KB 1000 KB 1100 KB 1000
KB 1100
SB 1825 SB 1875 SB 1825
SB 1875
1000 kg 1000 kg
KT 1500
ST 1900
TB 900
1000 kg 1000 kg
KT 1500
ST 2040
TB 900
TB 900 – 1300
KT 2100
ST 2450
TB 900 – 1300
KT 2100
ST 2640
TB 900
KB 1500 TB 900
SB 2350 KB 1500
TB 900 SB 2350
KB 1100 TB 900
SB 1950 KB 1100
SB 1950
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2.2 Passenger cable lifts with machine room SP 2.2 Passenger cable lifts with machine room SP

One-sided loading Through loading One-sided loading
1) 1)
Machine room
2) Shaft head:
+ 100 mm for KH 2,300 mm
KT
ST
Reduced shaft head on request.
F4 F4 Note: The approval for reduced shaft heads and shaft pits is regulated differently depending
upon the country. In some cases, a reduction is not permissible.
Clarification may need to be obtained from the relevant authorities.
We will be happy to assist you with this clarification.
TB
3) Reduced shaft pit on request.
Fsy
KB 4) Cabin and door dimensions according to LBO and EN 81-70.
SB
Fsx 5) Height of wall recess: HM = TH + 115 mm
6) Shaft width:
+ 50 mm for Color Glas® and panel cabins
+ 110 mm for glass panorama cabins (operating panel inside the area of the guide rails)
KH
SK
TH
Through loading 7) Shaft depth:

– 120 mm possible if shaft doors are laid out in alcoves
+ 25 mm for Color Glas® and panel cabins
8) Shaft depth:
– 240 mm possible if shaft doors are laid out in alcoves
KT
ST
TB
HM 5)
FH
TH
KB
SB
SG
F1 F1 Options:
Load capacity in kN
kg Persons Width (KB) Depth (KT) Height (KH) Width (TB) Height (TH) 5) Doors one-sided Through loading Shaft head (SK) 2) Shaft pit (SG) 3) Shaft pit Machine Shaft wall
F1 room F4 Fsx / Fsy
Width Depth Width Depth v = 1.0 m/s / 1.6 m/s / 2.0m/s
(SB) 6) (ST) 7) (SB) 6) (ST) 8)
320 -- 4 900 1,000 2,200 700 2,000/2,100 1,300 1,500 -- -- 3,500/3,700/3,900 1,300/1,450/1,500 24 32 0.5 / 1.0
320 -- 4 900 1,000 2,200 800 2,000/2,100 1,450 1,500 -- -- 3,500/3,700/3,900 1,300/1,450/1,500 24 32 0.5 / 1.0
450 -- 6 1,100 1,100 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,650 1,500 1,750 1,640 3,500/3,700/3,900 1,300/1,450/1,500 34 43 1.0 / 1.0
450 -- 6 1,000 1,250 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,600 1,650 1,650 1,790 3,500/3,700/3,900 1,300/1,450/1,500 34 43 1.0 / 1.0
630 8 1,100 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,750 1,800 1,750 1,940 3,500/3,700/3,900 1,300/1,450/1,500 44 54 1.0 / 1.5
800 10 1,350 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,900 1,800 1,900 1,940 3,500/3,700/3,900 1,300/1,450/1,500 47 57 1.5 / 2.0
1,000 13 1,100 2,100 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,700 2,500 1,700 2,640 3,500/3,700/3,900 1,300/1,450/1,500 51 61 1.5 / 2.0
1,250 16 1,200 2,300 2,200 1,100 2,000/2,100 1,950 2,700 2,000 2,840 3,900/4,100/4,300 1,300/1,450/1,500 64 79 2.0 / 2.0
1,600 21 1,400 2,400 2,200 1,100 2,000/2,100 2,100 2,800 2,100 2,940 3,900/4,100/4,300 1,300/1,450/1,500 71 86 2.5 / 2.5
56 57

1) 1)
Machine room
2) Shaft head:
+ 100 mm for KH 2,300 mm,
KT
ST
F4 F4 Note: The approval for reduced shaft heads and shaft pits is regulated differently depending
We will be happy to assist you with this clarification.
TB 3) Reduced shaft pit on request.
KB For accessible spaces under the trackway/path of cabins and counterweight on request.
Fsy 4) Cabin and door dimensions according to LBO and EN 81-70.
SB
Fsx
6) Shaft width:
+ 50 mm 25 mm for Color Glas® and panel cabins,
+ 110 mm for glass panorama cabins (operating panel inside the area of the guide rails).
KH
SK
TH
7) Shaft depth:
Through loading – 120 mm possible if shaft doors are laid out in alcoves,
8) Shaft depth:
KT
ST
TB
HM 5)
FH
TH
KB
SB
SG
F1 F1 Options:
Load capacity in kN
kg Persons Width (KB) Depth (KT) Height (KH) Width (TB) Height (TH) 5) Doors one-sided Through loading Shaft head (SK) 2) Shaft pit (SG) 3) Shaft pit Machine Shaft wall
Width Depth Width Depth v = 1.0 m/s / 1.6 m/s / 2.0m/s
(SB) 6) (ST) 7) (SB) 6) (ST) 8)
450 -- 6 1,100 1,100 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,950 1,500 2,000 1,640 3,500/3,700/3,900 1,300/1,450/1,500 34 43 0.5 / 1.0
450 -- 6 1,000 1,250 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,950 1,650 1,950 1,790 3,500/3,700/3,900 1,300/1,450/1,500 34 43 0.5 / 1.0
630 8 1,100 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 2,000 1,800 2,000 1,940 3,500/3,700/3,900 1,300/1,450/1,500 44 54 1.0 / 1.0
800 10 1,350 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 2,050 1,800 2,100 1,940 3,500/3,700/3,900 1,300/1,450/1,500 47 57 1.0 / 1.0
1,000 13 1,100 2,100 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 2,050 2,500 2,050 2,640 3,900/4,100/4,300 1,300/1,450/1,500 51 61 1.0 / 1.5
1,000 13 1,600 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 2,000 2,050 2,250 1,940 3,500/3,700/3,900 1,300/1,450/1,500 51 61 1.5 / 2.0
1,000 13 1,600 1,400 2,200 1,100 2,000/2,100 2,350 2,050 2,450 1,940 3,500/3,700/3,900 1,300/1,450/1,500 51 61 1.5 / 2.0
1,250 16 1,950 1,400 2,200 1,100 2,000/2,100 2,350 2,050 2,650 1,940 3,500/3,700/3,900 1,300/1,450/1,500 64 79 2.0 / 2.0
1,600 21 1,950 1,750 2,200 1,100 2,000/2,100 2,350 2,400 2,650 2,290 3,500/3,700/3,900 1,300/1,450/1,500 71 86 2.5 / 2.5
58 59
KT 1000
KT 1000
ST 1500
ST 1500
320 kg 320 kg 630 kg 630 kg
KT 1400
KT 1400
ST 1800
ST 1800
TB 700 TB 800
KB 900 KB 900
TB 900 TB 900
SB 1300 SB 1450
KB 1100 KB 1100
SB 1750 SB 2000
800 kg 800 kg
KT 1400
ST 1800
KT 1400
ST 1800
KT 1100
KT 1100
ST 1500
ST 1500
450 kg 450 kg
6 Persons 6 Persons
TB 900 TB 900
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1350 KB 1350
KB 1100 KB 1100
SB 1900 SB 2050
SB 1650 SB 1950
1,000 kg 1,000 kg
KT 2100
ST 2500
KT 2100
ST 2500
450 kg 450 kg
KT 1250
KT 1250
ST 1650
ST 1650
6 Persons 6 Persons
TB 900 TB 900 TB 900 TB 900
KB 1000 KB 1000 KB 1100 KB 1100
SB 1600 SB 1950 SB 1700 SB 2050
60 61
One-sided loading Lift groups
1,000 kg 1,000 kg
KT 1400
KT 1400
ST 2050
ST 2050
630 kg 630 kg
KT 1400
ST 1800
8 Persons 8 Persons
TB 900 TB 1100
KB 1600 KB 1600
SB 2000 SB 2350
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1100 KB 1100
SB 1750 SB 1750
SB (Total) 3620
1250 kg
KT 1400
ST 2050
16 Persons
1250 kg
KT 2300
ST 2700
16 Persons
TB 1100
KB 1950
SB 2350
TB 1100
KB 1200
SB 1950
1,000 kg
KT 2100
ST 2500
13 Persons
630 kg
KT 1400
ST 1800
8 Persons
1600 kg
KT 1750
ST 2400
1600 kg
KT 2400
ST 2800
21 Persons
21 Persons
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1100 KB 1100
SB 1750 SB 1750
SB (Total) 3620
TB 1100
KB 1950
TB 1100 SB 2350
KB 1400
SB 2100
62 63
Lift groups Lift groups
KT 1400
ST 1800
800 kg 800 kg 800 kg
1,000 kg 1,000 kg
KT 1400
ST 2050
TB 900 TB 900 TB 900
KB 1350 KB 1350 KB 1350
SB 2050 SB 2050 SB 2050
TB 900 TB 900 SB (Total) 6400
KB 1600 KB 1600
SB 2000 SB 2000
SB (Total) 4120
KT 1400
ST 2050
1,000 kg 1,000 kg 1,000 kg
TB 900 TB 900 TB 900
KB 1600 KB 1600 KB 1600
SB 2000 SB 2000 SB 2000
SB (Total) 6240
1,000 kg 1,000 kg
KT 1400
ST 2050
KT 1400
ST 2050
1,000 kg 1,000 kg 1,000 kg
TB 1100 TB 1100
KB 1600 KB 1600
SB 2350 SB 2350
SB (Total) 4820
TB 1100 TB 1100 TB 1100
KB 1600 KB 1600 KB 1600
SB 2350 SB 2350 SB 2350
SB (Total) 7300
64 65
Floor plan – machine room Through loading
Ceiling height ≥ 2,100 mm TB 900 TB 900
KT 1100
KT 1100
ST 1640
ST 1640
450 kg 450 kg
6 Persons 6 Persons
Machine room depth MRT

Installation opening
1200 x 800 mm
TB 900 TB 900
Maintenance area KB 1100 KB 1100
depth: 500 mm
SB 1750 SB 2000
TB 900 TB 900
Switch cabinet
Maintenance area
depth: 700 mm
Main switch
KT 1250
KT 1250
ST 1790
ST 1790
450 kg 450 kg
6 Persons 6 Persons
Access
door > 2000 x 900 mm
Machine room width MRB
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1000 KB 1000
SB 1650 SB 1950
• Several openings to shaft necessary

• Openings bordered with collars TB 900 TB 900
• Sufficient ventilation required (LBO)
• Building contractors must observe the Energy Saving Ordinance (EnEV)
• In the case of lift groups, combine the machine rooms of individual systems
• Fire protection door and fire proof machine room sealing must be provided
by the building contractor
• Installation opening must be agreed upon and provided by the building contractor
• Wall recess for the door > 2,000 x 900 mm 630 kg 630 kg
KT 1400
ST 1940
KT 1400
ST 1940
8 Persons 8 Persons
Machine room dimensions
Load capacity in kg MRT MRB

TB 900 TB 900
up to 800 2,400 2,400 KB 1100 KB 1100
above 800 2,800 2,800 SB 1750 SB 2000
66 67
TB 900 TB 900 TB 1100 TB 1100
800 kg 800 kg 1250 kg
KT 1400
ST 1940
KT 1400
KT 1400
ST 1940
ST 1940
1250 kg
KT 2300
ST 2840
16 Persons
TB 900 TB 900 TB 1100
KB 1350 KB 1350 KB 1950
SB 1900 SB 2100 SB 2650
TB 1100
TB 900 TB 900 KB 1200
SB 2000
1,000 kg 1,000 kg
KT 2100
KT 2100
ST 2640
ST 2640
TB 1100 TB 1100
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1100 KB 1100
1600 kg
KT 1750
ST 2290
SB 1700 SB 2050
21 Persons
1600 kg
KT 2300
ST 2840
21 Persons
TB 900 TB 1100
TB 1100
1,000 kg 1,000 kg KB 1950

KT 1400
KT 1400
ST 1940
ST 1940
SB 2650
TB 1100
KB 1400
SB 2100
TB 900 TB 1100
KB 1600 KB 1600
SB 2250 SB 2450
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2. Passenger lifts
2.2 Passenger cable lifts with machine room SP
Floor plan – machine room
Ceiling height ≥ 2,100 mm

1200 x 800 mm
Maintenance area
depth: 500 mm
Switch cabinet
Maintenance area
depth: 700 mm
Main switch
Access
door > 2000 x 900 mm

• Openings bordered with collars
• Fire protection door and fire proof machine room sealing must be provided
by the building contractor
• Installation opening must be agreed upon and provided by the building contractor
• Wall recess for the door > 2,000 x 900 mm
Machine room dimensions Vasile Schwachhofer, Production Nuremberg / Germany
up to 800 2,400 2,400

above 800 2,800 2,800 Values and quality “Attention to every detail. Whether in a work
operation, on the product or in contact with our customers. This
is the essential requirement for a result which sets standards.”
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2.3 Indirect Hydraulic Passenger Lifts HPI 2.3 Indirect Hydraulic Passenger Lifts HPI

1) 1)
2) Shaft head:
+ 100 mm for KH 2,300 mm.
KT
ST
Note: The approval for reduced shaft heads and shaft pits is regulated differently depending upon
the country. In some cases, a reduction is not permissible. Clarification may need to be obtained
from the relevant authorities. We would be pleased to assist you with this clarification.
4) Cabins and door dimensions according to LBO and EN 81-70.
KH
SK
TH
TB
Fsy
KB
Fsx 6) Shaft width:
SB + 50 mm for Color Glas® and panel cabins,
7) Shaft depth:
Through loading + 25 mm for Color Glas® and panel cabins.
8) Shaft depth:
KT
ST
HM 5)
FH
TH
TB
SG
F1 F1
KB Options:
SB
Load capacity in kN
kg 4)
Persons Width (KB) Depth (KT) Height (KH) Width (TB) Height (TH) 5) Width Depth (ST) Shaft head (SK) 2) Shaft pit (SG) 3) Shaft pit Shaft wall
(SB) 6) F1 Fsx / Fsy
Doors Through v = 0,63m/s
320 -- 4 900 1,000 2,200 700 2,000/2,100 1,350 1,400 -- 3,400 1,300 24 0.5 / 2.0
320 -- 4 900 1,000 2,200 800 2,000/2,100 1,450 1,400 -- 3,400 1,300 24 0.5 / 2.0
450 -- 6 1,000 1,250 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,600 1,650 1,790 3,400 1,300 34 0.5 / 3.0
630 8 1,100 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,700 1,800 1,940 3,400 1,300 44 2.0 / 4.5
800 10 1,350 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,900 1,800 1,940 3,400 1,300 47 2.0 / 6.5
1,000 13 1,100 2,100 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,700 2,500 2,640 3,400 1,300 51 3.0 / 7.0
72 73

1) 1)
2) Shaft head:
+ 100 mm for KH 2,300 mm.
KT
ST
country. In some cases, a reduction is not permissible. Clarification may need to be obtained from the rel-
evant authorities. We would be pleased to assist you with this clarification.
KH
SK
TH
TB Fsy
KB Fsx 6) Shaft width:
SB
+ 50 mm for Color Glas® and panel cabins,
7) Shaft depth:
Through loading + 25 mm for Color Glas® and panel cabins.
8) Shaft depth:
KT
ST
HM 5)
FH
TH
TB
SG
F1 F1 KB Options:
SB
Load capacity in kN
kg 4)
Doors Through v = 0,63m/s
450 -- 6 1,000 1,250 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,950 1,650 1,790 3,800 1,300 34 0.5 / 3.0
630 8 1,100 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,950 1,800 1,940 3,400 1,300 44 2.0 / 4.5
800 10 1,350 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 2,050 1,800 1,940 3,400 1,300 47 2.0 / 6.5
1,000 13 1,100 2,100 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,950 2,500 2,640 3,400 1,300 51 3.0 / 7.0
74 75
KT 1000
ST 1400
KT 1000
ST 1400
320 kg 320 kg
KT 1400
800 kg
ST 1800
800 kg
KT 1400
ST 1800
TB 700 TB 800
KB 900 KB 900 TB 900 TB 900
SB 1350 SB 1450 KB 1350 KB 1350
SB 1900 SB 2050
450 kg 450 kg
KT 1250
ST 1650
KT 1250
ST 1650
6 Persons 6 Persons
KT 2100
ST 2500
1000 kg 1000 kg
KT 2100
ST 2500
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1000 KB 1000
SB 1600 SB 1950
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1100 KB 1100
SB 1700 SB 1950
630 kg
KT 1400
630 kg
ST 1800
KT 1400
ST 1800
8 Persons 8 Persons
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1100 KB 1100
SB 1700 SB 1950
76 77
TB 900 TB 900 TB 900 TB 900
KT 1250
450 kg
ST 1790
450 kg
KT 1250
ST 1790
6 Persons 6 Persons
KT 2100
ST 2640
KT 2100
ST 2640
1000 kg 1000 kg
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1000
KB 1000
SB 1700
SB 1950
TB 900 TB 900
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1100 KB 1100
SB 1700 SB 1950
KT 1400
630 kg
ST 1940
KT 1400
630 kg
ST 1940
8 Persons 8 Persons
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1100 KB 1100
SB 1700 SB 1950
TB 900 TB 900
800 kg 800 kg
KT 1400
KT 1400
ST 1940
ST 1940
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1350 KB 1350
SB 1900 SB 2050
78 79
Floor plan – machine room Shaft floor plan with machine cabinet
Ceiling height ≥ 2,100 mm Opening to shaft approx. 200 x 400 mm, Ceiling height ≥ 2,100 mm
lower edge 800 – 1,000 mm above upper edge
of finished floor level, machine room floor Opening to shaft according to layout
> 460
Switch cabinet
1000 / 2125
1000 / 2125
Maintenance area
depth: 700 mm
Maintenance area
depth: 500 mm
Hydraulic unit
> 460
Main switch
Access
Door > 2000 x 900 mm Maintenance area depth: 700 mm
> 460
Machine cabinet
Opening to shaft
1000 / 2125
L = (max. 6 m)
• Layout of the machine room optionally right, left or behind the lift shaft
• Preferred in lowest landing directly adjacent to the shaft • Layout of the machine cabinet optionally right, left or behind the lift shaft
• Also possible away from shaft (line examinable – in floor duct or ceiling duct) • Preferred in lowest landing directly adjacent to the shaft
• Sufficient ventilation in the case of hydraulic elevators is specifically required (LBO) • Also possible away from shaft (line examinable – in floor duct or ceiling duct)
• Building contractors must observe the Energy Saving Ordinance (EnEV) • Sufficient ventilation for hydraulic lifts is specifically required (LBO)
• In the case of lift groups, combine the machine rooms of individual systems • Building contractors must observe the Energy Saving Ordinance (EnEV)
• Fire protection door and fire proof machine room sealing must be provided by the building contractor • Fire protection door and fire proof machine room sealing must be provided by the building contractor
Machine room dimensions Maximum conveyance height FHmax
Load capacity in kg MRT MRB Load capacity in kg FHmax
up to 800 1,400 1,800 up to 630 12,000 mm

above 800 1,400 1,900 above 1,000 9,000 mm
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2.4 Direct hydraulic passenger lifts HP 2.4 Direct hydraulic passenger lifts HP

1) 1)
2) Shaft head:
+ 100 mm for KH 2,300 mm.
KT
ST
country. In some cases, a reduction is not permissible. Clarification may need to be obtained from the rel-
evant authorities. We would be pleased to assist you with this clarification.
KH
SK
TH
TB
KB Fsy
6) Shaft width:
SB Fsx + 50 mm for glass panorama cabins (operating panel outside the area of the guide rails),
7) Shaft depth:
Through loading + 50 mm for glass panorama cabins.
8) Shaft depth:
KT
ST
HM 5)
FH
TH
TB
SG
F1 F1 KB Options:
SB Reduced shaft pit 3)
Conveyance heights over 3,500 mm are possible if the shaft head or shaft pit is
raised over the minimum dimensions.
Load capacity in kN
kg 4)
Doors Through v = 0.63m/s
320 -- 4 900 1,000 2,200 700 2,000/2,100 1,350 1,400 -- 3,400 1,350 24 0.5 / 2.0
320 -- 4 900 1,000 2,200 800 2,000/2,100 1,450 1,400 -- 3,400 1,350 24 0.5 / 2.0
450 -- 6 1,000 1,250 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,600 1,650 1,790 3,400 1,350 34 0.5 / 3.0
630 8 1,100 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,650 1,800 1,940 3,400 1,350 44 2.0 / 4.5
800 10 1,350 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,850 1,800 1,940 3,400 1,350 47 2.0 / 6.5
1,000 13 1,100 2,100 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,700 2,500 2,640 3,400 1,350 51 3.0 / 7.0
82 83

1) 1)
2) Shaft head:
+ 100 mm for KH 2,300 mm.
KT
ST
relevant authorities. We would be pleased to assist you with this clarification.
KH
SK
TH
TB
Fsy
KB Fsx 6) Shaft width:
SB + 50 mm for glass panorama cabins (operating panel outside the area of the guide rails),
7) Shaft depth:
Through loading + 50 mm for glass panorama cabins.
8) Shaft depth:
KT
ST
HM 5)
FH
TH
TB
SG
F1 F1 KB
Options:
SB Reduced shaft pit 3)
Conveyance heights over 3,500 mm are possible if the shaft head or shaft pit is
raised over the minimum dimensions.
Load capacity in kN
kg 4)
Doors Through v = 0.63m/s
450 -- 6 1,000 1,250 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,950 1,650 1,790 3,800 1,300 34 0.5 / 3.0
630 8 1,100 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,950 1,800 1,940 3,400 1,300 44 2.0 / 4.5
800 10 1,350 1,400 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 2,050 1,800 1,940 3,400 1,300 47 2.0 / 6.5
1,000 13 1,100 2,100 2,200 900 2,000/2,100 1,950 2,500 2,640 3,400 1,300 51 3.0 / 7.0
84 85
KT 1000
KT 1000
ST 1400
ST 1400
320 kg 320 kg 800 kg 800 kg
KT 1400
KT 1400
ST 1800
ST 1800
TB 700 TB 800
TB 900 TB 900
KB 900 KB 900
KB 1350 KB 1350
SB 1350 SB 1450
SB 1850 SB 2000
450 kg 450 kg
KT 1250
ST 1650
KT 1250
ST 1650
6 Persons 6 Persons
1000 kg 1000 kg
KT 2100
ST 2500
KT 2100
ST 2500
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1000 KB 1000
SB 1600 SB 1950
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1100 KB 1100
SB 1700 SB 1950
630 kg 630 kg
KT 1400
ST 1800
KT 1400
ST 1800
8 Persons 8 Persons
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1100 KB 1100
SB 1650 SB 1950
86 87
TB 900 TB 900 TB 900 TB 900
450 kg 450 kg
KT 1250
ST 1790
KT 1250
ST 1790
6 Persons 6 Persons
KT 2100
ST 2640
1000 kg 1000 kg
KT 2100
ST 2640
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1000 KB 1000
SB 1700 SB 1950
TB 900 TB 900 TB 900 TB 900
KB 1100 KB 1100
SB 1700 SB 1950
630 kg 630 kg
KT 1400
ST 1940
KT 1400
ST 1940
8 Persons 8 Persons
TB 900 TB 900
KB 1100 KB 1100
SB 1650 SB 1950
TB 900 TB 900
800 kg 800 kg
KT 1400
ST 1940
KT 1400
ST 1940
TB 900
TB 900
KB 1350
KB 1350
SB 1850
SB 2050
88 89
Floor plan – machine room Shaft floor plan with machine cabinet
Ceiling height ≥ 2,100 mm Opening to shaft approx. 200 x 400 mm, Ceiling height ≥ 2,100 mm
lower edge 800 – 1,000 mm above upper edge
of finished floor level, machine room floor
Opening to shaft according to layout
> 460
Switch cabinet
1000 / 2125
1000 / 2125
Maintenance area
depth: 700 mm
Maintenance area
depth: 500 mm
Hydraulic unit
> 460
Main switch
Access Maintenance area depth: 700 mm

Door > 2000 x 900 mm
> 460
Machine room width MRB Machine cabinet
Opening to shaft
1000 / 2125
L = (max. 6 m)
• Preferred in lowest landing directly adjacent to the shaft • Layout of the machine cabinet optionally right, left or behind the lift shaft
• Also possible away from shaft (line examinable – in floor duct or ceiling duct) • Preferred in lowest landing directly adjacent to the shaft
• Sufficient ventilation in the case of hydraulic elevators is specifically required (LBO) • Also possible away from shaft (line examinable – in floor duct or ceiling duct)
• Building contractors must observe the Energy Saving Ordinance (EnEV) • Sufficient ventilation for hydraulic lifts is specifically required (LBO)
• In the case of lift groups, combine the machine rooms of individual systems • Building contractors must observe the Energy Saving Ordinance (EnEV)
• Fire protection door and fire proof machine room sealing must be provided by the building contractor • Fire protection door and fire proof machine cabinet sealing must be provided by the building contractor

Maximum conveyance height FHmax
Load capacity in kg FHmax
up to 800 1,400 1,800
above 800 1,400 1,900 up to 1,000 3,500 mm
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3. Hospital lifts
3.1 Hospital lifts with cable drive without machine room AOM-B
Technically optimised design for conveyance heights ≤ 30 metres and v ≤ 1.6 m/s.
3.2 Hospital lifts with cable drive with machine room SP-B
Technically optimised design for conveyance heights > 30 metres and v ≤ 1.6 m/s.
Drive positioned on top, above the lift shaft.
3.3 Hospital lifts with indirect hydraulic drive HPI-B

Drive concept for simple to medium applications. Recommended maximum
conveyance height: 18 metres. Machine room variable.
3.4 Hospital lifts with direct hydraulic drive HP-B

The economic alternative for conveyance heights up to 3.5 metres. Machine room variable.
– Doors opening on one side / Doors opening centrally

– One-sided loading / through loading
3
Hospital
– Load capacity lifts
Hospital lifts
For additional information on hospital lifts, please visit our website:
https://www.schmitt-elevators.com/products/passenger-lifts/ba-hospital-elevators/
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3. Hospital lifts
3
Hospital
lifts
Hospital lifts
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3. Hospital lifts 3. Hospital lifts
3.1 Hospital lifts with cable drive without machine room AOM-B 3.1 Hospital lifts with cable drive without machine room AOM-B
Vertical section 1) Shaft ventilation must be according to state building regulations (LBO).
One-sided loading Through loading Building contractors must observe the Energy Saving Ordinance (EnEV).
1) 1)
2) Shaft head:
Reduced shaft head for load capacities ≥ 1,600 kg and/or v > 1,0 m/s on request.
Note: The approval for reduced shaft heads and shaft pits is regulated differently depending upon the-
3) Shaft pit:
Reduced shaft pit for load capacities ≥ 1,600 kg and/or v > 1,0 m/s on request.
With accessible spaces under the trackway of cabins and counterweight on request.
KH
SK
TH
6) Shaft width:
7) Shaft depth:
8) Shaft depth:
HM5)
FH
TH
Fsy
SG
Options: Layout plans Through loading

F1 F2 F1 F2
One-sided loading Fsx
KT
KT
ST
ST
TB TB
KB KB
SB SB
Load capacity in kN
kg Persons Width (KB) Depth (KT) Height (KH) Width (TB) Height (TH) 5) Width (SB) 6) Depth (ST) Shaft head (SK) 2) Shaft pit (SG) 3) Shaft pit Shaft wall
F1 / F2 Fsx / Fsy
Doors Through v = 1,0 m/s / 1.6 m/s
1,600 21 1,400 2,400 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,300 2,750 2,940 3,900/4,100 1,100/1,300 72 / -- 2.5 / 2.5
2,000 26 1,500 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,350 3,050 3,240 3,900/4,100 1,450/1,650 80 / 45 3.5 / 3.5
2,500 33 1,800 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,600 3,050 3,240 3,900/ -- 1,450/ -- 112 / 30 5.0 / 5.0
3,200 42 2,000 3,000 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,800 3,350 3,540 3,900/ -- 1,450/ -- 130 / 35 7.0 / 7.0
96 97
1) 1)
2) Shaft head:
+ 100 mm for KH 2,300 mm,
3) Shaft pit:
KH
SK
TH

6) Shaft width:
+ 50 mm for glass Color Glas® and panel cabins,
7) Shaft depth:
+ 25 mm for glass Color Glas® and panel cabins.
8) Shaft depth:
HM5)
FH
TH
Fsy
SG

F1 F2 F1 F2
KT
KT
ST
ST
TB TB
KB KB
SB SB
Load capacity in kN
kg Persons Width (KB) Depth (KT) Height (KH) Width (TB) Height (TH) 5) Width (SB) 6) Depth (ST) Shaft head (SK) 2) Shaft pit (SG) 3) Shaft pit Shaft wall
F1 / F2 Fsx / Fsy
Doors Through v = 1.0 m/s / 1.6 m/s
1,600 21 1,400 2,400 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,200 2,750 2,940 3,900/4,100 1,100/1,300 72 / -- 2.5 / 2.5
2,000 26 1,500 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,450 3,050 3,240 3,900/4,100 1,450/1,650 80 / 45 3.5 / 3.5
2,500 33 1,800 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,700 3,050 3,240 3,900/ -- 1,450/ -- 112 / 30 5.0 / 5.0
3,200 42 2,000 3,000 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,950 3,350 3,540 3,900/ -- 1,450/ -- 130 / 35 7.0 / 7.0
98 99
1600 kg 1600 kg
KT 2400
KT 2400
ST 2750
ST 2750
21 Persons
KT 2700
KT 2700
ST 3050
ST 3050
TB 1300 TB 1300
KB 1400 KB 1400
TB 1300 TB 1400
SB 2300 SB 2200
KB 1800 KB 1800
SB 2600 SB 2700
3200 kg
42 Persons
KT 3000
KT 3000
ST 3350
ST 3350
3200 kg
42 Persons
KT 2700
KT 2700
ST 3050
ST 3050
2000 kg 2000 kg
TB 1300 TB 1400
KB 2000 KB 2000
TB 1300 TB 1300
SB 2800 SB 2950
KB 1500 KB 1500
SB 2350 SB 2450
100 101
TB 1300 TB 1300 TB 1300 TB 1400
1600 kg 1600 kg
KT 2400
KT 2400
ST 2940
ST 2940
KT 2700
KT 2700
ST 3240
ST 3240
TB 1300 TB 1300
KB 1400 KB 1400
TB 1300 TB 1400
SB 2300 SB 2200
KB 1800 KB 1800
SB 2600 SB 2700
TB 1300 TB 1400
TB 1300 TB 1300
3200 kg 3200 kg
KT 3000
KT 3000
ST 3540
ST 3540
KT 2700
ST 3240
2000 kg
KT 2700
ST 3240
2000 kg
26 Persons
26 Persons
TB 1300 TB 1300 TB 1300 TB 1400

KB 1500 KB 1500 KB 2000 KB 2000
SB 2350 SB 2450 SB 2800 SB 2950
102 103
3.2 Hospital lifts with cable drive and machine room SP-B 3.2 Hospital lifts with cable drive and machine room SP-B
Vertical section 1) Shaft ventilation according to state building regulations (LBO).

1) 1)
2) Shaft head:
+ 100 mm for KH 2,300 mm.
Machine room

Note: The approval for reduced shaft heads and shaft pits is regulated differently depending
F4 F4 Clarification may need to be obtained from the relevant authorities.
We would be pleased to assist you with this clarification.
6) Shaft width:
7) Shaft depth:
KH
SK
TH

8) Shaft depth:
9) v = 1.6 m/s only possible with 1,600 kg and 2,000 kg load capacity.
10) Values in brackets for suspension 1:1.
Fsy
Layout plans Through loading
HM5)
FH
TH
KT
KT
ST
ST
SG
F1 F1 Options:
TB TB
KB KB
SB SB
Load capacity in kN
kg 4)
Persons Width (KB) Depth (KT) Height (KH) Width (TB) Height (TH) 5) Width (SB) 6) Depth (ST) Shaft head (SK) 2) Shaft pit (SG) 3) Shaft pit Machine Shaft wall
F1 room F4 10) Fsx / Fsy
Doors Through v = 1.0 m/s / 1.6 m/s 9)
1,600 21 1,400 2,400 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,300 2,800 2,940 3,900/4,100 1,300/1,450 71 48 (86) 2.5 / 2.5
2,000 26 1,500 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,400 3,100 3,240 3,900/4,100 1,300/1,450 94 61 (111) 3.5 / 3.5
2,500 33 1,800 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,750 3,100 3,240 3,900/ -- 1,450/ -- 112 70 5.0 / 5.0
3,200 45 2,000 3,000 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 3,000 3,400 3,540 3,900/ -- 1,450/ -- 130 85 7.0 / 7.0
104 105

1) 1)
2) Shaft head:
+ 100 mm for KH 2,300 mm.
Machine room

F4 F4 Clarification may need to be obtained from the relevant authorities.
6) Shaft width:
7) Shaft depth:
KH
SK
TH

8) Shaft depth:
9) v = 1.6 m/s only possible with 1,600 kg and 2,000 kg load capacity.
Fsy
Layout plans Through loading
One-sided Fsx
HM5)
FH
TH
KT
KT
ST
ST
SG
F1 F1 Options:
TB TB
KB KB
SB SB
Load capacity in kN
kg 4)
Persons Width (KB) Depth (KT) Height (KH) Width (TB) Height (TH) 5) Width (SB) 6) Depth (ST) Shaft head (SK) 2) Shaft pit (SG) 3) Shaft pit Machine Shaft wall
Doors Through v = 1.0 m/s / 1.6 m/s 9)
1,600 21 1,400 2,400 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,300 2,800 2,940 3,900/4,100 1,300/1,450 71 48 (86) 2.5 / 2.5
2,000 26 1,500 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,400 3,100 3,240 3,900/4,100 1,300/1,450 94 61 (111) 3.5 / 3.5
2,500 33 1,800 2,700 2,200 1,400 2,000/2,100 2,800 3,100 3,240 3,900/ -- 1,450/ -- 112 70 5.0 / 5.0
3,200 45 2,000 3,000 2,200 1,400 2,000/2,100 3,000 3,400 3,540 3,900/ -- 1,450/ -- 130 85 7.0 / 7.0
106 107
One-sided loading, Through loading One-sided loading, Through loading
TB 1300 TB 1300
KT 2400
ST 2800
1600 kg
21 Persons
KT 2400
1600 kg
ST 2940
2500 kg
KT 2700
ST 3100
KT 2700
21 Persons
ST 3240
33 Persons 2500 kg
33 Persons
TB 1300
TB 1300
KB 1400
TB 1300
KB 1400 TB 1300
SB 2300
SB 2300 KB 1800
KB 1800
SB 2750
SB 2750
TB 1300 TB 1400
2500 kg
KT 2700
ST 3100
2000 kg
KT 2700
ST 3100
2000 kg 33 Persons
KT 2700
2500 kg
ST 3240
KT 2700
ST 3240
26 Persons
TB 1300 TB 1400
TB 1300 TB 1400
KB 1500 KB 1800
KB 1500 KB 1800
SB 2400 SB 2800
SB 2400 SB 2800
108 109
One-sided loading, Through loading Floor plan – machine room
TB 1400 Ceiling height ≥ 2,100 mm
KT 3000
ST 3400
3200 kg
45 Persons 3200 kg
KT 3000
ST 3540
Depth of machine room MRT = Shaft depth ST

45 Persons
1200 x 800 mm
Maintenance area
depth: 500 mm
TB 1400
Switch cabinet
TB 1400
KB 2000 Maintenance area
KB 2000 depth: 700 mm
SB 3000
SB 3000
Main switch
Access
door > 2000 x 900 mm

• Fire protection door and fire proof machine room sealing must be provided by
the building contractor
• Installation opening must be agreed upon and provided by building contractor
1,600 ST 2,950
2,000 ST 3,050
2,500 ST 3,450
3,200 ST 3,650
110 111
3.3 Hospital lifts with indirect hydraulic drive HPI-B 3.3 Hospital lifts with indirect hydraulic drive HPI-B
Doors open one-sided Doors open one-sided

1) 1)
2) Shaft head:
+ 100 mm for KH 2,300 mm.
KH
SK
TH
6) Shaft width:
7) Shaft depth:
8) Shaft depth:
HM5)
FH
TH
Fsy
SG

F1 F1 One-sided loading Fsx
KT
KT
ST
ST
TB TB
KB KB
SB SB
Load capacity in kN
kg 4)
Doors Through v = 0.63 m/s F1 Fsx / Fsy
1,600 21 1,400 2,400 2,200 1,300 2,100 2,450 2,800 2,940 3,800 1,300 71 2.5 / 2.5
2,000 26 1,500 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,100 2,500 3,100 3,240 3,800 1,300 94 3.5 / 3.5
2,500 33 1,800 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,100 2,700 3,100 3,240 3,800 1,300 112 5.0 / 5.0
112 113

1) 1)
2) Shaft head:
+ 100 mm for KH 2,300 mm.
KH
SK
TH
6) Shaft width:
7) Shaft depth:
8) Shaft depth:
HM5)
FH
TH
Fsy
SG

F1 F1 One-sided loading Fsx
KT
KT
ST
ST
TB TB
KB KB
SB SB
Load capacity in kN
kg 4)
1,600 21 1,400 2,400 2,200 1,300 2,100 2,300 2,800 2,940 3,800 1,300 71 2.5 / 2.5
2,000 26 1,500 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,100 2,400 3,100 3,240 3,800 1,300 94 3.5 / 3.5
2,500 33 1,800 2,700 2,200 1,400 2,100 2,650 3,100 3,240 3,400 1,300 112 5.0 / 5.0
114 115
TB 1300 TB 1300
1600 kg
KT 2400
ST 2800
21 Persons
KT 2400
1600 kg
KT 2700
ST 2940
ST 3100
2500 kg
KT 2700
ST 3240
33 Persons
TB 1300
TB 1300
KB 1400 TB 1300
KB 1400
SB 2450 TB 1300
KB 1800
SB 2450
KB 1800
SB 2700
SB 2700
TB 1300 TB 1400
KT 2700
2500 kg
ST 3100
2000 kg 2000 kg 2500 kg
KT 2700
KT 2700
ST 3240
ST 3240
KT 2700
ST 3100
TB 1300 TB 1300 TB 1400 TB 1400

KB 1500 KB 1500 KB 1800 KB 1800
SB 2500 SB 2500 SB 2650 SB 2650
116 117
3.4 Hospital lifts with direct hydraulic drive HP-B 3.4 Hospital lifts with direct hydraulic drive HP-B
Doors open one-sided Doors open one-sided

1) 1)
2) Shaft head:
+ 100 mm for KH 2,300 mm.
KH
SK
TH
6) Shaft width:
7) Shaft depth:
8) Shaft depth:
HM5)
FH
TH
SG
Fsy
F1 F1 Options: Layout plans Through loading
Reduced shaft head 2) One-sided loading Fsx
Conveyance heights of over 3,500 mm are possible if the shaft head or shaft pit
KT
KT
ST
ST
are raised above the minimum dimensions.
TB TB
KB KB
SB SB
Load capacity in kN
kg 4)
1,600 21 1,400 2,400 2,200 1,300 2,100 2,400 2,800 2,940 3,800 1,350 71 2.5 / 2.5
2,000 26 1,500 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,100 2,450 3,100 3,240 3,800 1,350 94 3.5 / 3.5
2,500 33 1,800 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,100 2,650 3,100 3,240 3,800 1,350 112 5.0 / 5.0
118 119

1) 1)
2) Shaft head:
+ 100 mm for KH 2,300 mm.
KH
SK
TH
6) Shaft width:
7) Shaft depth:
8) Shaft depth:
HM5)
FH
TH
Fsy
SG

F1 F1 Through loading Fsx
Conveyance heights of over 3,500 mm are possible if the shaft head or shaft pit
KT
KT
ST
ST
are raised above the minimum dimensions.
TB TB
KB KB
SB SB
Load capacity in kN
kg 4)
1,600 21 1,400 2,400 2,200 1,300 2,100 2,300 2,800 2,940 3,800 1,350 71 2.5 / 2.5
2,000 26 1,500 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,100 2,400 3,100 3,240 3,800 1,350 94 3.5 / 3.5
2,500 33 1,800 2,700 2,200 1,400 2,100 2,550 3,100 3,240 3,800 1,350 112 5.0 / 5.0
120 121
TB 1300 TB 1300
1600 kg
KT 2400
ST 2800
1600 kg
ST 2940
KT 2400
KT 2700
ST 3100
KT 2700
ST 3240
21 Persons
TB 1300 TB 1300
KB 1400 TB 1300 TB 1300
KB 1400
SB 2400 SB 2400 KB 1800 KB 1800
SB 2650 SB 2650
TB 1300 TB 1400
2500 kg 2500 kg
KT 2700
ST 3100
KT 2700
ST 3240
KT 2700
2000 kg
ST 3240
2000 kg
KT 2700
ST 3100

26 Persons
TB 1400 TB 1400
TB 1300 TB 1300
KB 1800 KB 1800
KB 1500 KB 1500
SB 2550 SB 2550
SB 2450 SB 2450
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3. Hospital lifts 4. Cargo lifts
3.4 Hospital lifts with hydraulic drive
Floor plan – machine room
4.1 Load-carrying equipment and loading vehicles
4.2 Cable drive cargo lifts without machine room AOM-L

Ceiling height ≥ 2,100 mm Opening to shaft approx. 200 x 400 mm, Cable drive in the lift shaft without separate machine room.
Lower edge 800 - 1,000 mm above upper edge
of finished floor level, machine room floor
4.3 Cable drive cargo lifts with machine room SL
The optimum drive solution for conveyance heights > 18 metres and maximum requirements
on transporting performance. Drive positioned on top, above the lift shaft.
Switch cabinet
4.4 Indirect hydraulic cargo lifts HLI
The optimum drive solution for medium conveyance heights ≤ 18 metres.
Machine room variable.
Maintenance area 4.5 Direct hydraulic cargo lifts HL

depth: 700 mm
Maintenance area
The cost-effective alternative suitable for conveyance heights not exceeding 3.5 metres.
depth: 500 mm
Hydraulic unit
Machine room variable.
4.6 Automobile lifts
4
Main switch The ideal transportation for automobiles if space is limited or in the absence of access ramps,
for efficient exploitation of valuable parking space.
4.7 Small material lifts KGA Cargo

lifts
For economic and convenient vertical transportation of small loads such as files,
Access
foodstuffs, pallets etc.
door > 2,000 x 900 mm

4.8 Goods lift VG
Suitable for the transportation of goods only.
4.9 Underfloor lifts UF

Suitable for the transportation of goods only.
Flush termination at the upper stopping point.
You will find an overview of the cabin, door and shaft dimensions
• Layout of the machine room optionally right, left or behind the lift shaft for the above mentioned lift types in the following table.
• Preferred in lowest stopping point directly adjacent to the shaft
The evaluation criteria in the table are:
• Also possible away from shaft (line visible – in floor duct or ceiling duct)
• Sufficient ventilation for hydraulic lifts is specifically required (LBO) – One-sided loading in / through loading
• Building contractors must observe the Energy Saving Ordinance (EnEV) – Load capacity
• In the case of lift groups, combine the machine rooms of individual systems – Door type
• Fire protection door and fire proof machine room sealing must be provided by the building contractor
• Wall recess door 2,000 x 900 mm
Cargo lifts
up to 800 1,400 1,800

above 800 up to 2,500 1,400 1,900
2,500 1,650 2,000
Automatic sliding doors provide maximum protection for personnel using the lift.
They also simplify and accelerate the loading process.
For additional information on cargo lifts please visit our website:

https://www.schmitt-elevators.com/products/cargo-elevators/la-cargo-elevators/
124 125
4. Cargo lifts
4
Cargo
lifts
Cargo lifts
Museum Brandhorst, Munich, Germany
126 127
4. Cargo lifts
4.1 Load-carrying equipment and loading vehicles
Technical data
Load-carrying Length Width Max. capacity Dead weight

Remarks
equipment in mm in mm load in kg in kg
800 600 1,000 18

1,200 800 1,000 22 Euro swap pallet
1,200 1,000 1,000 40
Flat pallet 1,200 1,200 1,000 45 Chemical industry pallet (CP pallet)
1,200 800 approx. 500 approx. 50 Guide values
Mesh box pallet
1,300 850 approx. 800 approx. 150 Guide values
Container
approx. 1,600 approx. 550 approx. 2,000 approx. 100 Guide values
Manual fork lift truck
approx. 1,800 approx. 850 approx. 1,250 approx. 1,000 Guide values
Electric fork lift

walkie truck
approx. 2,900 approx. 1,200 approx. 1,500 approx. 3,000 Guide values
Fork lift truck

with driver’s seat
Jürgen Raschke, Development
Partnership “Thinking long-term, but also being able to react

quickly. For a reliable service partner, both these must be a matter When selecting the cabin size and load capacity, please also take the load-carrying equipment
and type of loading vehicle into account.
of course. For successful collaboration with the customer.”
128 129
4. Cargo lifts 4. Cargo lifts
4.2 Cable drive cargo lifts without machine room AOM-L 4.2 Cable drive cargo lifts without machine room AOM-L
1) 1)
2) Shaft head:
+ 100 mm for KH 2,300 mm,
3) Shaft pit:
KH
SK
TH

6) Shaft width:
7) Shaft depth:
8) Shaft depth:
HM4)
FH
TH
Fsy
SG

F1 F2 F1 F2
KT
KT
ST
ST
TB TB
KB KB
SB SB
Load capacity in kN
kg 4)
v = 1.0 m/s / 1.6 m/s
1,600 21 1,400 2,400 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,300 2,750 2,940 3,900/4,100 1,100/1,300 72 / -- 2.5 / 2.5
2,000 26 1,500 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,350 3,050 3,240 3,900/4,100 1,450/1,650 80 / 45 3.5 / 3.5
2,500 33 1,800 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,600 3,050 3,240 3,900/ -- 1,450/ -- 112 / 30 5.0 / 5.0
3,200 42 2,000 3,000 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,800 3,350 3,540 3,900/ -- 1,450/ -- 130 / 35 7.0 / 7.0
130 131
1) 1)
2) Shaft head:
+ 100 mm for KH 2,300 mm,
3) Shaft pit:
KH
SK
TH

6) Shaft width:
7) Shaft depth:
8) Shaft depth:
HM4)
FH
TH
Fsy
SG

F1 F2 F1 F2
KT
KT
ST
ST
TB TB
KB KB
SB SB
Load capacity in kN
kg 4)
v = 1.0 m/s / 1.6 m/s
1,600 21 1,400 2,400 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,200 2,750 2,940 3,900/4,100 1,100/1,300 72 / -- 2.5 / 2.5
2,000 26 1,500 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,450 3,050 3,240 3,900/4,100 1,450/1,650 80 / 45 3.5 / 3.5
2,500 33 1,800 2,700 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,700 3,050 3,240 3900/ -- 1,450/ -- 112 / 30 5.0 / 5.0
3,200 42 2,000 3,000 2,200 1,300 2,000/2,100 2,950 3,350 3,540 3900/ -- 1,450/ -- 130 / 35 7.0 / 7.0
132 133
1600 kg 1600 kg
KT 2400
KT 2400
ST 2750
ST 2750
KT 2700
KT 2700
ST 3050
ST 3050
TB 1300 TB 1300
KB 1400 KB 1400
TB 1300 TB 1400
SB 2300 SB 2200
KB 1800 KB 1800
SB 2600 SB 2700
3200 kg
42 Persons
KT 3000
KT 3000
ST 3350
ST 3350
3200 kg
KT 2700
KT 2700
ST 3050
ST 3050
42 Persons
2000 kg 2000 kg
TB 1300 TB 1300 TB 1300 TB 1400
KB 1500 KB 1500 KB 2000 KB 2000
SB 2350 SB 2450 SB 2800 SB 2950
134 135
TB 1300 TB 1300 TB 1300 TB 1400
1600 kg 1600 kg
KT 2400
KT 2400
ST 2940
ST 2940
KT 2700
KT 2700
ST 3240
ST 3240
TB 1300 TB 1300
KB 1400 KB 1400
TB 1300 TB 1400
SB 2300 SB 2200
KB 1800 KB 1800
SB 2600 SB 2700
TB 1300 TB 1400
TB 1300 TB 1300
KT 3000
KT 3000
ST 3540
ST 3540
3200 kg 3200 kg
KT 2700
KT 2700
ST 3240
ST 3240
2000 kg
2000 kg
26 Persons
26 Persons
TB 1300 TB 1300 TB 1300 TB 1400
KB 1500 KB 1500 KB 2000 KB 2000
SB 2350 SB 2450 SB 2800 SB 2950
136 137
4. Cargo lifts
4.3 Cable drive cargo lifts with machine room SL
One-sided loading, Through loading
Vertical section
One-sided loading Through loading
1) 1)
Machine room
F4 F4 F4 F4
KH
SK
TH
5)
HM
FH
TH
SG
F1 F1 F1 F1
1) 5)
Explanations see page 141
Layout plans
Fsy
Fsx
KT
KT
ST
ST
TB TB
KB KB
SB SB
138 139
4.3 Cable drive cargo lifts with machine room SL 4.3 Cable drive cargo lifts with machine room SL

2) Shaft head:
Note: The approval for reduced shaft heads and shaft pits is regulated differently depending upon the country.
In some cases, a reduction is not permissible.
3) Reduced shaft pit on request:
Load capacity in kN
Capacity in kg and persons Cabin dimensions in mm Türart Door dimensions in mm Shaft dimensions in mm
kg Persons Width (KB) Depth (KT) Height (KH) Schacht Kabine Width (TB) Height (TH) 5) Width (SB) Depth (ST) Shaft head (SK) 2) Shaft pit (SG) 3) Shaft pit Machine Shaft wall
Doors one-sided Through loading v = 1,0 m/s
DT2 Lift gate 1.400 2.100 2.250 2.700 2.780
DT2 Rolling gate 1.400 2.100 2.250 2.600 2.640
1.600 21 1.400 2.400 2.200 S2 S2 1.300 2.100 2.350 2.750 2.940 3.900 1.300 71 48 (86) 2,5 / 2,5
S3 S3 1.300 2.100 2.250 2.850 3.120
SZ4 SZ4 1.300 2.100 2.500 2.750 2.940
DT2 Lift gate 1.500 2.100 2.350 3.000 3.080
DT2 Rolling gate 1.500 2.100 2.350 2.900 2.940
2.000 26 1.500 2.700 2.200 S2 S2 1.400 2.100 2.500 3.050 3.240 3.900 1.300 94 61 (111) 3,5 / 3,5
S3 S3 1.400 2.100 2.350 3.150 3.420
SZ4 SZ4 1.400 2.100 2.650 3.050 3.240
DT2 Lift gate 1.800 2.100 2.650 3.000 3.080
DT2 Rolling gate 1.800 2.100 2.650 2.900 2.940
2.500 33 1.800 2.700 2.200 S3 S3 1.600 2.100 2.650 3.150 3.420 3.900 1.450 112 70 5,0 / 5,0
SZ4 SZ4 1.700 2.100 3.000 3.050 3.240
SZ6 SZ6 1.700 2.100 2.950 3.150 3.420
DT2 Lift gate 2.000 2.100 2.850 3.300 3.380
DT2 Rolling gate 2.000 2.100 2.850 3.200 3.240

3.200 45 2.000 3.000 2.200 3.900 1.450 130 85 7,0 / 7,0
SZ4 SZ4 1.900 2.100 3.250 3.350 3.540
SZ6 SZ6 1.900 2.100 3.150 3.350 3.720
140 141
One-sided loading, Through loading Shaft cross sections depending on type of door
and cabin measurements
Cab width KB = Door width TB
Load capacity in kg Type of door Minimum shaft width SB Minimum shaft depth ST
One-sided Through
Shaft Cabin
loading loading
DT1 Lift gate KB + 600 KT + 260 KT + 380
DT1 Rolling gate KB + 600 KT + 190 KT + 240
Shaft depth ST
Shaft depth ST
Cab depth KT
Cab depth KT
630 DT2 Rolling gate KB + 600 KT + 190 KT + 240
S2 S2 1,5 x KB + 220 KT + 350 KT + 540
SZ2 SZ2 2 x KB + 130 KT + 350 KT + 540
SZ4 SZ4 1,25 x KB +110 or KB+500* KT + 350 KT + 540
1,000 DT2 Rolling gate KB + 600 KT + 190 KT + 240
S2 S2 1,5 x KB + 220 KT + 350 KT + 540
SZ2 SZ2 2 x KB + 130 KT + 350 KT + 540
Shaft width SB Shaft width SB
SZ4 SZ4 1,25 x KB +110 or KB+500* KT + 350 KT + 540
S2 S2 1,5 x KB + 220 or KB + 850* KT + 350 KT + 540
DT1/HT = One-winged revolving door S2 = Two-piece one-sided opening sliding door S3 S3 KB + 850 KT + 440 KT + 720
with lift gate TB 900 – 1,600 SZ4 SZ4 1,25 x KB + 730 KT + 350 KT + 540
TB 900 – 1,200 TH 2,000 – 2,500 DT1 Lift gate KB + 850 KT + 260 KT + 380
TH 2,000 – 2,500 DT1 Rolling gate KB + 850 KT + 190 KT + 240
S2 S2 1,5 x KB + 220 or KB + 850* KT + 350 KT + 540
S3 S3 KB + 850 KT + 440 KT + 720
SZ4 SZ4 1,25 x KB + 730 or KB + 850* KT + 350 KT + 540
DT2/HT = Double-winged revolving door S3 = Three-piece one-sided opening sliding door
with lift gate TB 1,000 – 1,600
TB 1,000 – 2,100 TH 2,000 – 2,500
TH 2,000 – 3,500
S2 S2 1,5 x KB + 220 or KB + 850* KT + 350 KT + 540
S3 S3 KB + 850 KT + 440 KT + 720
DT1/RT = One-winged revolving door SZ2 = Two-piece centrally opening sliding door DT2 Rolling gate KB + 850 KT + 190 KT + 240
with rolling gate TB 900 – 1,600 S3 S3 KB + 850 KT + 440 KT + 720
2,500
TB 900 – 1,200 TH 2,000 – 2,500 SZ2 SZ2 2 x KB + 130 or KB + 850* KT + 350 KT + 540
TH 2,000 – 2,500 SZ4 SZ4 1,25 x KB + 750 or KB + 850* KT + 350 KT + 540
S3 S3 KB + 850 KT + 440 KT + 720
3,000**
DT2/RT = Double-winged revolving door SZ4 = Four-piece centrally opening sliding door SZ2 SZ2 2 x KB + 130 or KB + 850* KT + 350 KT + 540
with rolling gate TB 1,000 – 2,400 SZ4 SZ4 1,25 x KB + 750 or KB + 850* KT + 350 KT + 540
TB 1,000 – 2,100 TH 2,000 – 2,500 SZ6 SZ6 1,2 x KB + 750 or KB + 850* KT + 440 KT + 720
TH 2,000 – 3,500
Load capacity approx. values in kN (largest concentrated load) Shaft cover
Load capacity in kg Shaft pit F1 Transit F2 v SK
630 44 54
0.6 m/s KH + 1,300 mm
SZ6 = Six-piece centrally opening sliding door 1,000 51 60 up to 1,250 kg
1.0 m/s KH + 1,350 mm
TB 1,400 – 3,000 1,250 64 79
TH 2,000 – 2,500 1,600 71 47
2,000 94 60 0.6 m/s KH + 1,600 mm
over 1,250 kg
2,500 112 70 1.0 m/s KH + 1,700 mm
3.000 130 75
*
use larger size!
**
> 3,000 kg on request
142 143
Determination of floor area depending on load capacity Determination of floor area depending on load capacity
Load capacity 630 kg Load capacity 1,000 kg Load capacity 2,000 kg Load capacity 2,500 kg
3600
3400
3200
3000 3000
2800 2800
2600 2600
2400 2400 2400
2200 2200 2200
2000 2000 2000
1800 1800 1800 1800
1600 1600 1600 1600
1400 1400 1400 1400
1200 1200 1200 1200
1000 1000 1000 1000
800 800 800 800
600 600 600 600
400 400 400 400
Cab depth
Cab depth
Cab depth
Cab depth
200 200 200 200
0 0 0 0
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
200
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600
800
1000
1000
1200
1400
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
0
200
400
600
800
200
400
600
800
200
400
600
800
0
0
Cab width Cab width Cab width Cab width
Load capacity 1,250 kg Load capacity 1,600 kg Load capacity 3,200 kg Load capacity > 3,200 kg
on request
3000 4000
2800 2800 3800
2600 2600 3600
2400 2400 3400
2200 2200 3200
2000 2000 3000
1800 1800 2800
1600 1600 2600
1400 1400 2400
1200 1200 2200
1000 1000 2000
800 800 1800
600 600 1600
400 400 1400

Cab depth
Cab depth
200 200 1200
0 0 1000
1000
1200
1400
1600
200
400
600
800
0
1000
1200
1400
1600
200
400
600
800
0
800
Cab width Cab width
600
400
Cab depth
200
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
200
400
600
800
0
Cab width
144 145
4.3 Cable drive cargo lifts with machine room SL 4.4 Indirect hydraulic cargo lifts HLI
Floor plan – machine room One-sided loading, Through loading
Ceiling height ≥ 2,100 mm Vertical section

1) 1)
KH
SK
TH
Depth of machine room MRT
1200 x 800 mm
Maintenance area
depth: 500 mm
Switch cabinet
Maintenance area
HM5)
FH
TH
depth: 700 mm
Main switch
SG
F1 F1 F1 F1
Access
door> 2000 x 900 mm
1) 5)

Layout plans
• In the case of lift groups, combine the machine rooms of individual systems One-sided loading Through loading
Fsy
• Fire protection door and fire proof machine room sealing must be provided by the building contractor Fsx
KT
KT
ST
ST
up to 1,250 0.5 x shaft depth + 1,800 Shaft width + 600 TB TB
above 1,250 Shaft depth Shaft width + 700 KB KB
SB SB
146 147
4.4 Indirect hydraulic cargo lifts HLI 4.4 Indirect hydraulic cargo lifts HLI

2) Shaft head:
In some cases, a reduction is not permissible. Clarification may need to be obtained from the relevant
authorities. We would be pleased to assist you with this clarification.
4) Nominal speed 0.63 m/s (load capacity up to 2,000 kg); 0.4 m/s (load capacity over 2,000 kg).
Load capacity in kN
kg Persons Width (KB) Depth (KT) Height (KH) Schacht Kabine Width (TB) Height (TH) 5) Width (SB) Depth (ST) Shaft head (SK) 2) Shaft pit (SG) 3) Shaft pit Shaft wall
F1 Fsx / Fsy
Doors one-sided Through loading v = 0.63 m/s 4)
DT2 Lift gate 1,400 2,100 2,100 2,700 2,780
DT2 Rolling gate 1,400 2,100 2,100 2,600 2,640
1,600 21 1,400 2,400 2,200 S2 S2 1,300 2,100 2,550 2,750 2,940 3,800 1,350 71 2.5 / 2.5
S3 S3 1,300 2,100 2,300 2,850 3,120
SZ4 SZ4 1,300 2,100 2,250 2,750 2,940
DT2 Lift gate 1,500 2,100 2,200 3,000 3,080
DT2 Rolling gate 1,500 2,100 2,200 2,900 2,940
2,000 26 1,500 2,700 2,200 S2 S2 1,400 2,100 2,700 3,050 3,240 3,800 1,350 94 3.5 / 3.5
S3 S3 1,400 2,100 2,450 3,150 3,420
SZ4 SZ4 1,400 2,100 2,400 3,050 3,240
DT2 Lift gate 1,800 2,100 2,550 3,000 3,080
DT2 Rolling gate 1,800 2,100 2,550 2,900 2,940
2,500 33 1,800 2,700 2,200 S3 S3 1,600 2,100 2,850 3,150 3,420 3,800 1,350 112 5.0 / 5.0
SZ4 SZ4 1,700 2,100 2,850 3,050 3,240
SZ6 SZ6 1,700 2,100 2,550 3,150 3,420
DT2 Lift gate 2,000 2,100 2,750 3,300 3,380
DT2 Rolling gate 2,000 2,100 2,750 3,200 3,240

3,000 40 2,000 3,000 2,200 3,800 1,450 130 7.0 / 7.0
SZ4 SZ4 1,900 2,100 3,150 3,350 3,540
SZ6 SZ6 1,900 2,100 2,800 3,350 3,720
DT2 Lift gate 2,500 2,100 3,400 5,800 5,880
DT2 Rolling gate 2,500 2,100 3,400 5,700 5,740

4,000 53 2,500 5,500 2,200 3,800 1,450 161 8.0 / 8.5
SZ4 SZ4 2,400 2,100 3,750 5,850 6,040
SZ6 SZ6 2,400 2,100 3,450 5,950 6,220
DT2 Lift gate 2,800 2,100 3,750 6,100 6,180
DT2 Rolling gate 2,500 2,100 3,750 6,000 6,040

5,000 66 2,800 5,800 2,200 3,800 1,450 192 9.0 / 10
SZ4 SZ4 2,400 2,100 3,750 6,150 6,340
SZ6 SZ6 2,700 2,100 3,750 6,250 6,520
148 149
One-sided loading, Through loading Shaft cross sections depend on type of door
Cab width KB = Door width TB Load capacity in kg Type of door Minimum shaft width SB Minimum shaft depth ST **
One-sided Through
Shaft Cabin
loading loading
Shaft depth ST
Shaft depth ST
Cab depth KT
Cab depth KT
S2 S2 1.5 x KB + 210 KT + 350 KT + 540
SZ2 SZ2 2 x KB + 130 KT + 350 KT + 540
SZ4 SZ4 1.5 x KB + 130 or 1.25 x KB + 410* KT + 350 KT + 540
S2 S2 1.5 x KB + 410 KT + 350 KT + 540
Cab width KB = Door width TB Cab width KB = Door width TB
SZ2 SZ2 2 x KB + 130 KT + 350 KT + 540
SZ4 SZ4 1.5 x KB + 130 or KB + 700* KT + 350 KT + 540
S2 S2 1.5 x KB + 410 KT + 350 KT + 540
DT1/HT = One-winged revolving door S2 = Two-piece one-sided opening sliding door S3 S3 1.33 x KB + 410 KT + 440 KT + 720
with lift gate TB 900 – 1,600 SZ4 SZ4 1.5 x KB + 130 or KB + 700* KT + 350 KT + 540
S2 S2 1.5 x KB + 410 KT + 350 KT + 540
S3 S3 1.33 x KB + 410 KT + 440 KT + 720
TB 1,000 – 2,100 TH 2,000 – 2,500
TH 2,000 – 3,500
S2 S2 1.5 x KB + 410 KT + 350 KT + 540
S3 S3 1.33 x KB + 410 KT + 440 KT + 720
with rolling gate TB 900 – 1,600 2,500 S3 S3 1.33 x KB + 440 KT + 440 KT + 720
TB 900 – 1,200 TH 2,000 – 2,500 SZ4 SZ4 1.5 x KB + 130 or KB + 750* KT + 350 KT + 540
TH 2,000 – 2,500 SZ6 SZ6 1.33 x KB + 130 or KB + 750* KT + 440 KT + 720
3,000 S3 S3 1.33 x KB + 440 KT + 440 KT + 720
DT2/RT = Double-winged revolving door SZ4 = Four-piece centrally opening sliding door SZ6 SZ6 1.33 x KB + 130 or KB + 750* KT + 440 KT + 720
with rolling gate TB 1,000 – 2,400 DT2 Lift gate KB + 1,100 KT + 260 KT + 380
TB 1,000 – 2,100 TH 2,000 – 2,500 DT2 Rolling gate KB + 1,100 KT + 190 KT + 240
TH 2,000 – 3,500 4,000 *** S3 S3 1.33 x KB + 700 KT + 440 KT + 720
SZ4 SZ4 1.5 x KB + 130 or KB + 1,100* KT + 350 KT + 540
DT2 Lift gate KB + 1,100 KT + 260 KT + 380
DT2 Rolling gate KB + 1,100 KT + 190 KT + 240
5,000 *** S3 S3 1.33 x KB + 700 KT + 440 KT + 720
SZ6 = Six-piece centrally opening sliding door
TB 1,400 – 3,000
TH 2,000 – 2,500
*
use larger size!
**
for KB > TB
***
Q ≥ 5,000 kg: 4-rail system required
150 151
4000
3800
3600
3400
3200
3000 3000
2800 2800
2600 2600
2400 2400 2400 2400
2200 2200 2200 2200
2000 2000 2000 2000
1800 1800 1800 1800
1600 1600 1600 1600
1400 1400 1400 1400
1200 1200 1200 1200
1000 1000 1000 1000
800 800 800 800
600 600 600 600
Cab depth
Cab depth
400 400
Cab depth
Cab depth
400 400
200 200 200 200
0 0 0 0
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2600
2800
3000
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
200
400
600
800
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
1000
1200
1400
0
200
400
600
800
200
400
600
800
0
0
Load capacity 1,250 kg Load capacity 1,600 kg Load capacity 3,000 kg
3000 4000
2800 2800 3800
2600 2600 3600
2400 2400 3400
2200 2200 3200
2000 2000 3000
1800 1800 2800
1600 1600 2600
1400 1400 2400
1200 1200 2200
1000 1000 2000
800 800 1800
600 600 1600

Cab depth
Cab depth
400 400 1400
200 200 1200
0 0 1000
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
200
400
600
800
200
400
600
800
0
0
800
Cab width Cab width 600
Cab depth
400
200
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2600
2800
3000
200
400
600
800
0
Cab width
152 153
Determination of floor area depending on load capacity Floor plan – machine room
Load capacity 4,000 kg Load capacity 5,000 kg

5000
4800
4600 Ceiling height ≥ 2,100 mm Opening to shaft approx. 200 x 400 mm,
Lower edge 800 - 1,000 mm above upper
4400 4400 edge of finished floor level, machine room floor
4200 4200
4000 4000
3800 3800
3600 3600
3400 3400
3200 3200 Switch cabinet
3000 3000

2800 2800
2600 2600
2400 2400 Maintenance area
Maintenance area
depth: 700 mm
Hydraulic unit
depth: 500 mm
2200 2200
2000 2000
1800 1800
1600 1600
1400 Main switch
1400
1200 1200
1000 1000
800 800
600 600
Cab depth
400 Access
Cab depth
400
door > 2000 x 1000 mm
200 200
0 0 Machine room width MRB
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2600
2800
3000
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2600
2800
3000
0
200
400
600
800
0
Cab width Cab width
Load capacity > 5,000 kg

on request
• Sufficient ventilation for hydraulic lifts is specifically required (LBO)
• Wall recess for the door > 2,000 x 1,000 mm
up to 1,000 1,400 1,800

above 1,000 up to 2,000 1,400 1,900
above 2,000 up to 3,000 1,650 2,000
above 3,000 1,900 2,200
154 155
4. Cargo lifts
4.5 Direct hydraulic cargo lifts HL
One-sided loading, Through loading
Vertical section
1) 1)
KH
SK
TH
5)
HM
FH
TH
SG
F1 F1 F1 F1
1) 5)
Layout plans
Fsy
Fsx
KT
KT
ST
ST
TB TB
KB KB
SB SB
156 157
4.5 Direct hydraulic cargo lifts HL 4.5 Direct hydraulic cargo lifts HL

2) Shaft head:
In some cases, a reduction is not permissible. Clarification may need to be obtained from the relevant
authorities. We would be pleased to assist you with this clarification.
4) Nominal speed 0.63 m/s (load capacity up to 2,000 kg); 0.4 m/s (load capacity over 2,000 kg).
Load capacity in kN
kg Persons Width (KB) Depth (KT) Height (KH) Schacht Kabine Width (TB) Height (TH) 5) Width (SB) Depth (ST) Shaft head (SK) 2) Shaft pit (SG) 3) Shaft pit Shaft wall
F1 Fsx / Fsy
Doors one-sided Through loading v = 0.63 m/s 4)
DT2 Lift gate 1,400 2,100 2,000 2,700 2,780
DT2 Rolling gate 1,400 2,100 2,000 2,600 2,640
1,600 21 1,400 2,400 2,200 S2 S2 1,300 2,100 2,500 2,750 2,940 3,800 1,500 71 2.5 / 2.5
S3 S3 1,300 2,100 2,250 2,850 3,120
SZ4 SZ4 1,300 2,100 2,250 2,750 2,940
DT2 Lift gate 1,500 2,100 2,100 3,000 3,080
DT2 Rolling gate 1,500 2,100 2,100 2,900 2,940
2,000 26 1,500 2,700 2,200 S2 S2 1,400 2,100 2,650 3,050 3,240 3,800 1,500 94 3.5 / 3.5
S3 S3 1,400 2,100 2,400 3,150 3,420
SZ4 SZ4 1,400 2,100 2,400 3,050 3,240
DT2 Lift gate 1,800 2,100 2,450 3,000 3,080
DT2 Rolling gate 1,800 2,100 2,450 2,900 2,940
2,500 33 1,800 2,700 2,200 S3 S3 1,600 2,100 2,800 3,150 3,420 3,800 1,500 112 5.0 / 5.0
SZ4 SZ4 1,700 2,100 2,850 3,050 3,240
SZ6 SZ6 1,700 2,100 2,550 3,150 3,420
DT2 Lift gate 2,000 2,100 2,650 3,300 3,380
DT2 Rolling gate 2,000 2,100 2,650 3,200 3,240

3,000 40 2,000 3,000 2,200 3,800 1,500 130 7.0 / 7.0
SZ4 SZ4 1,900 2,100 3,150 3,350 3,540
SZ6 SZ6 1,900 2,100 2,800 3,350 3,720
DT2 Lift gate 2,500 2,100 3,750 5,800 5,880
DT2 Rolling gate 2,500 2,100 3,750 5,700 5,740

4,000 53 2,500 5,500 2,200 3,800 1,500 161 8.0 / 8.5
SZ4 SZ4 2,400 2,100 3,750 5,850 6,040
SZ6 SZ6 2,400 2,100 3,750 5,950 6,220
DT2 Lift gate 2,800 2,100 3,750 6,100 6,180
DT2 Rolling gate 2,500 2,100 3,750 6,000 6,040

5,000 66 2,800 5,800 2,200 3,800 1,500 192 9.0 / 10
SZ4 SZ4 2,400 2,100 3,750 6,150 6,340
SZ6 SZ6 2,700 2,100 3,750 6,250 6,520
158 159
One-sided loading, Through loading Shaft cross sections depending on type of door
Load capacity in kg Type of door Minimum shaft width SB Minimum shaft depth ST **
One-sided Through
Shaft Cabin
loading loading
Shaft depth ST
Shaft depth ST
Cab depth KT
Cab depth KT
S2 S2 1,5 x KB + 210 KT + 350 KT + 540
SZ2 SZ2 2 x KB + 130 or KB + 450 KT + 350 KT + 540
SZ4 SZ4 1,5 x KB + 130 or KB + 450 KT + 350 KT + 540
S2 S2 1,5 x KB + 360 KT + 350 KT + 540
SZ2 SZ2 2 x KB + 130 or KB + 600 KT + 350 KT + 540
S2 S2 1,5 x KB + 360 KT + 350 KT + 540
DT1/HT = One-winged revolving door S2 = Two-piece one-sided opening sliding door S3 S3 1,33 x KB + 360 KT + 440 KT + 720
with lift gate TB 900 – 1,600 SZ4 SZ4 1,5 x KB + 130 or KB + 600 KT + 350 KT + 540
S2 S2 1,5 x KB + 360 KT + 350 KT + 540
S3 S3 1,33 x KB + 360 KT + 440 KT + 720
TB 1,000 – 2,100 TH 2,000 – 2,500
TH 2,000 – 3,500
S2 S2 1,5 x KB + 360 KT + 350 KT + 540
S3 S3 1,33 x KB + 360 KT + 440 KT + 720
with rolling gate TB 900 – 1,600 2,500 S3 S3 1,33 x KB + 390 KT + 440 KT + 720
TB 900 – 1,200 TH 2,000 – 2,500 SZ4 SZ4 1,5 x KB + 130 or KB + 650* KT + 350 KT + 540
TH 2,000 – 2,500 SZ6 SZ6 1,33 x KB +130 or KB + 650* KT + 440 KT + 720
3,000 S3 S3 1,33 x KB + 440 KT + 440 KT + 720
DT2/RT = Double-winged revolving door SZ4 = Four-piece centrally opening sliding door SZ6 SZ6 1,33 x KB +130 or KB + 750* KT + 440 KT + 720
with rolling gate TB 1,000 – 2,400 DT2 Lift gate KB + 1100 KT + 260 KT + 380
TB 1,000 – 2,100 TH 2,000 – 2,500 DT2 Rolling gate KB + 1100 KT + 190 KT + 240
TH 2,000 – 3,500 4,000 *** S3 S3 1,33 x KB + 700 KT + 440 KT + 720
SZ6 SZ6 1,33 x KB + 130 or KB +1100* KT + 440 KT + 720
5,000 *** S3 S3 1,33 x KB + 700 KT + 440 KT + 720
TB 1,400 – 3,000
SZ6 SZ6 1,33 x KB + 130 or KB +1100* KT + 440 KT + 720
TH 2,000 – 2,500
*
use larger size!
**
for KB > TB
***
Q ≥ 4,000 kg: 4-rail system required
160 161
4000
3800
3600
3400
3200
3000 3000
2800 2800
2600 2600
2400 2400 2400 2400
2200 2200 2200 2200
2000 2000 2000 2000
1800 1800 1800 1800
1600 1600 1600 1600
1400 1400 1400 1400
1200 1200 1200 1200
1000 1000 1000 1000
800 800 800 800
600 600 600 600

Cab depth
Cab depth
Cab depth
Cab depth
400 400 400 400
200 200 200 200
0 0 0 0
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2600
2800
3000
1000
1200
1400
1000
1200
1400
200
400
600
800
200
400
600
800
200
400
600
800
200
400
600
800
0
0
Load capacity 1,250 kg Load capacity 1,600 kg Load capacity 3,000 kg
3000 4000
2800 2800 3800
2600 2600 3600
2400 2400 3400
2200 2200 3200
2000 2000 3000
1800 1800 2800
1600 1600 2600
1400 1400 2400
1200 1200 2200
1000 1000 2000
800 800 1800
600 600 1600

Cab depth
Cab depth
400 400 1400
200 200 1200
0 0 1000
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
200
400
600
800
200
400
600
800
0
0
800
Cab width Cab width 600
Cab depth
400
200
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2600
2800
3000
200
400
600
800
0
Cab width
162 163
Determination of floor area depending on load capacity Floor plan – machine room
Load capacity 4,000 kg Load capacity 5,000 kg
5000
4800 Ceiling height ≥ 2,100 mm Opening to shaft approx. 200 x 400 mm,
4600 Lower edge 800 - 1,000 mm above upper
edge of finished floor level, machine room floor
4400 4400
4200 4200
4000 4000
3800 3800
3600 3600
3400 3400
Switch cabinet
3200 3200

3000 3000
2800 2800
2600 2600 Maintenance area
Maintenance area
2400 depth: 700 mm
2400
Hydraulic unit
depth: 500 mm
2200 2200
2000 2000
1800 1800
1600 1600 Main switch
1400 1400
1200 1200
1000 1000
800 800
600 600 Access

door > 2000 x 1000 mm
Cab depth
Cab depth
400 400
200 200
0 0
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2600
2800
3000
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
2400
2600
2800
3000
200
400
600
800
200
400
600
800
0
Cab width Cab width
Load capacity > 5,000 kg

on request
• Wall recess for door > 2,000 x 1,000 mm
up to 1,000 1,400 1,800

above 1,000 up to 2,000 1,400 1,900
above 2,000 up to 3,000 1,650 2,000
above 3,000 1,900 2,200
164 165
4.6 Automobile lifts 4.6 Automobile lifts
Direct hydraulic drive, Indirect hydraulic drive Floor plan – machine room
TB 2700
TB 2400
Ceiling height ≥ 2,100 mm Opening to shaft approx. 200 x 400 mm,

Lower edge 800 - 1,000 mm above upper
edge of finished floor level, machine room floor
KT 5800
ST 6520
Direct hydraulic drive
Direct hydraulic drive 5,000 kg Switch cabinet
ST 6220
KT 5500
3,900 kg 66 Persons
52 Persons

Maintenance area
Maintenance area
depth: 700 mm
Hydraulic unit
depth: 500 mm
Main switch
TB 2400 TB 2700
KB 2500 KB 2800
SB 3650 SB 3900
Access
door > 2000 x 1000 mm
TB 2700
TB 2400
KT 5800
ST 6520
Indirect hydraulic drive

Indirect hydraulic drive 5,000 kg • In the case of lift groups, combine the machine rooms of individual systems
KT 5500
ST 6220
3,900 kg 66 Persons
52 Persons • Fire protection door and fire proof machine room sealing must be provided by the building contractor
• Wall recess for door > 2,000 x 1,000 mm

TB 2400 TB 2700
KB 2500 KB 2800 up to 1,000 1,400 1,800

SB 3450 SB 3800 above 1,000 up to 2,000 1,400 1,900
above 2,000 up to 3,000 1,650 2,000
above 3,000 1,900 2,200
For shaft head and shaft pit dimensions,
including load data on the shaft walls and shaft pits
see sections 4.4 and 4.5
166 167
4.7 Small material lifts KGA 4.8 Goods lifts VG
Sliding doors Sliding doors Revolving doors

on balustrade flush with the floor flush with the floor
SK
SK
Door height TH = KH
Door height TH = KH
HM = TH + 150
HM = TH + 150
FH
FH
250
250
125
25
Shaft depth ST
Shaft depth ST
Cab depth KT
Cab depth KT
25
25
TB = KB
TB + 300 TB = KB
TB + 300
SB
SB
Cabin dimensions variable in 25 mm steps

Cabin and shaft dimensions an be varied according to customer wishes.
v v v
kg Width Depth Height kg Width Depth Height kg Width Depth Height
m/s m/s m/s
50 0.4 100 0.27 min. 500 500 600 100 0.27 min. 400 500 600 Load capacity: 500 / 1,000 / 1,500 / 2,000 kg
100 0.4 min. 400 400 600 300 0.25 min. 500 600 600 300 0.25 min. 400 600 600 KB KT SB ST TH TB KH SK FH
300 0.25 max. 1,000 1,000 1,200 max. 1,000 1,000 1,200
max. 1,000 1,000 1,200 min. max. min. max. 1 LS 2 LS
800 1,800 800 2,500 KB + 400 KT + 150 KT + 50 2,000 TB = KB 2,000 KH + 600 max. 12,000
Shaft dimensions: Lift cage width + 300 mm Shaft dimensions: Lift cage width + 350 mm Shaft dimensions: Lift cage width + 350 mm
Lift cage depth + 150 mm Lift cage depth + 150 mm Lift cage depth + 110 mm A 2-winged revolving door will be fitted at car width KB > 1,200 mm
Shaft head: Balustrade + TH + Shaft head: TH + 1,260/1,360 mm Shaft head: TH + 1,260/1,360 mm
1,260/1,360 mm Shaft pit: min. TH: 2 + 50 mm Shaft pit: min. 250 mm KB and KT - Adjustment in 100 mm steps
Balustrade: min. 700 mm or
TH: 2 + 50 mm Only for the transport of goods. Passenger conveyance exclusively for instructed staff with special permit.
> 2,000 kg on request.
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4.9 Underfloor lifts UF
5.1 Cabin and shaft dimensions
min. 100
min. 100
Rectangular cabins
100
5.2 Cabin and shaft dimensions

Circular cabins
KH
SK
KH
SK
5.3 Cabin interior
150
5.4 Cabin exterior
min. 300
min. 300
Door height TH = KH
Door height TH = KH
HM = TH + 150
HM = TH + 150
– Rectangular / Circular cabins

– Load capacity
FH
FH
– Drive type
– Doors opening on one side / Doors opening centrally
5
Glass and
800
800
Please also note the planning information in chapter 1. panorama

elevator
Glass and panorama elevator

25
125
Shaft depth ST
Cab depth KT
Shaft depth ST
Cab depth KT
25
25
TB = KB TB = KB
TB + 300 TB + 300
SB SB
50 25
Cover port Flush with the floor with rain gutter Chamfered on 4 sides,
18
for outside to connect to the sewage approx. 20 mm above level for

water system provided by the building outside (splash-proof)
contractor (splash-proof)
Cabin and shaft dimensions an be varied according to customer wishes.

Load capacity: 500 / 1,000 / 1,500 / 2,000 kg
KB KT SB ST TH TB KH SK FH
min. max. min. max. 1 LS 2 LS
800 1,800 800 2,500 KB + 400 KT + 150 KT + 50 2,000 TB = KB 2,000 KH + 800 max. 3,300
A 2-winged revolving door will be fitted at car width KB > 1,200 mm
KB and KT – Adjustment in 100 mm steps
Suitable for the transportation of goods only. Additional cover ports on request. > 2,000 kg on request.
For additional information on glass and panorama lifts, visit our website:
https://www.schmitt-elevators.com/products/passenger-lifts/gp-glass-and-
panorama-elevators/
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5
Glass and
panorama
elevator
Opatov Centre, Prague, Czech Republic
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5. Glass and panorama elevator 5.1 Glass and panorama elevator
Cabin and shaft dimensions
Rectangular cabins

1)
Minimum machine
room height
KT
ST
2000
F4
TB
KB
SB
KH
SK
TH
Fsy
KT
ST
Fsx
TB
KB
SB
HM 5)
FH
TH
KT
ST
SG
F1 TB
KB
SB
1) 5)
Explanations see page 176/177
Czech Insurance, Prague, Czech Republic
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5. Glass and panorama elevator 5. Glass and panorama elevator
5.1 Cabin and shaft dimensions 5.1 Cabin and shaft dimensions
Rectangular cabins Rectangular cabins
1) Shaft ventilation according to state building regulations (LBO). Building contractors must observe the Energy Saving Ordinance (EnEV). 3) With accessible spaces under the trackway of cabin and counterweight on request.
2) Shaft head: Reduced shaft head on request. 4) Cabin and door dimensions according to LBO and EN 81-70.
Note: The approval of reduced shaft heads and shaft pits is regulated differently in individual countries. In some cases
a reduction is not permitted. Clarification with the responsible authorities may be required. We will gladly assist with
the clarification.
Load capacity in kg and persons Cabin dimensions in mm Drive type Door type Door dimensions in mm Cabin dimensions in mm Load capacity in kN
kg 4) Persons Width (KB) Depth (KT) Height (KH) Width (TB) Height (TH) 5) Width (SB) Depth (ST) Shaft head (SK) 2) Shaft pit (SG) 3) Shaft pit Machine Shaft wall
v = 0.63 m/s / 1.0 m/s
S2 1,700
AOM 900 2,100 1,650 --/3,900 --/1,050 34 -- 1.0/1.0
SZ2 1,950
S2 1,700
SP 900 2,100 1,650 --/3,900 --/1,300 34 43 1.0/1.0
SZ2 1,950
450 -- 6 1,000 1,250 2,200
S2 1,700
HPI 900 2,100 1,650 3,850/-- 1,300/-- 34 -- 0.5/3.0
SZ2 1,950
S2 1,700
HP 900 2,100 1,650 4,050/-- 1,800/-- 34 -- 0.5/3.0
SZ2 1,950
S2 1,750
AOM 900 2,100 1,800 --/3,900 --/1,050 45 -- 1.0/1.5
SZ2 2,000
S2 1,750
SP 900 2,100 1,800 --/3,900 --/1,300 45 54 1.0/1.5
SZ2 2,000
630 8 1,100 1,400 2,200
S2 1,750
HPI 900 2,100 1,800 3,850/-- 1,300/-- 45 -- 2.0/4.5
SZ2 1,950
S2 1,750
HP 900 2,100 1,800 4,050/-- 1,800/-- 45 -- 2.0/4.5
SZ2 1,950
S2 1,750
AOM 900 2,100 2,500 --/3,900 --/1,050 52 -- 1.5/2.0
SZ2 2,000
S2 1,850
SP 900 2,100 2,500 --/3,900 --/1,300 52 61 1.5/2.0
SZ2 2,000
1,000 13 1,100 2,100 2,200
S2 1,750
HPI 900 2,100 2,500 3,850/-- 1,300/-- 52 -- 3.0/7.0
SZ2 1,950
S2 1,750
HP 900 2,100 2,500 4,050/-- 1,800/-- 52 -- 3.0/7.0
SZ2 1,950
S2 2,150
AOM 1,100 2,100 2,800 --/3,900 --/1,100 72 -- 2.5/2.5
SZ2 2,400
S2 2,150
SP 1,100 2,100 2,800 --/3,900 --/1,300 72 86 2.5/2.5
SZ2 2,400
1,600 21 1,400 2,400 2,200
S2 2,250
HPI 1,100 2,100 2,800 3,850/-- 1,300/-- 72 -- 2.5/2.5
SZ2 2,350
S2 2,250
HP 1,100 2,100 2,800 4,050/-- 1,800/-- 72 -- 2.5/2.5
SZ2 2,350
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5.2 Cabin and shaft dimensions 5.2 Cabin and shaft dimensions
Semi-circular and circular cabins Semi-circular and circular cabins
1) Building contractors must observe the Energy Saving Ordinance (EnEV).
2) Shaft head: Reduced shaft head on request.
Minimum machine
Note: The approval of reduced shaft heads and shaft pits is regulated differently in individual
room height
2000
countries. In some cases a reduction is not permitted. Clarification with the responsible
F4
authorities may be required. We will gladly assist with the clarification.
ST
KT
TB TB
KB KB (ø)
SB
KH
SB (ø)
SK
TH
Fsy
Fsx
Layout plans
ST
KT
HM 5)
FH
TH
SG
TB TB
F1 KB KB (ø)
SB SB (ø)
Load capacity in kg and persons Drive type Cabin type Cabin dimensions in mm Door dimensions in mm Shaft dimensions in mm Load capacity in kN
kg 4) Persons Width (KB) Depth (KT) Height (KH) Width (TB) Height (TH) 5) Width (SB) Depth (ST) Shaft head (SK) 2) Shaft pit (SG) 3) Shaft pit Machine Shaft wall
F1 room Fsx / Fsy
v = 0.63 m/s / 1.0 m/s F4
HP Circular Ø 1,450 -- 850 Ø 1,950 -- 4,050 1,800 44 -- 2.0/4.5
SP Semi-circular 1,100 1,550 900 2,000 2,300 --/3,900 --/1,300 44 54 1.0/1.5

630 -- 8 2,200 2,100
HPI Semi-circular 1,100 1,550 900 1,950 2,250 3,850/-- 1,300/-- 44 -- 2.0/4.5
HP Semi-circular 1,100 1,550 900 1,950 2,250 4,050 1,800 44 -- 2.0/4.5
HP Circular Ø 1,730 -- 900 Ø 2,230 -- 4,050 1,800 51 -- 3.0/7.0
SP Semi-circular 1,100 2,250 900 2,100 3,050 --/3,900 --/1,300 51 61 1.5/2.0

1,000 13 2,200 2,100
HPI Semi-circular 1,100 2,250 900 1,950 2,950 3,850/-- 1,300/-- 51 -- 3.0/7.0
HP Semi-circular 1,100 2,250 900 1,950 2,950 4,050 1,800 51 -- 3.0/7.0
HP Circular Ø 2,130 -- 1,100 Ø 2,630 -- 4,050 1,800 71 -- 2.5/2.5
SP Semi-circular 1,400 2,600 1,100 2,600 3,500 --/3,500 --/1,300 71 86 2.5/2.5

1,600 21 2,200 2,100
HPI Semi-circular 1,400 2,600 1,100 2,350 3,350 3,500/-- 1,300/-- 71 -- 2.5/2.5
HP Semi-circular 1,400 2,600 1,100 2,350 3,350 4,050 1,800 71 -- 2.5/2.5
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5. Glass and panorama elevator
5.3 Cabin interior
Klaus Schmidt, Development
Conviction “Every lift is part of the architecture. And the measure

of all architecture is ultimately the person. This is the conviction
on which we base our development and design.”
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5.3 Cabin interior 5.3 Cabin interior
Cabin system – full glazing Cabin system – full glazing
Glass and panorama cabin GP, 630 kg load capacity Glass and panorama cabin GP, 1,000 kg load capacity
Side walls: Color Glas® brilliant white Side walls: Full glazing, Color Glas® brilliant white
Back wall: Fully glazed, stainless steel with finishing grinding Back wall: Full glazing, stainless steel with finishing grinding
Cabin door: Full glass door, laminated safety glass, Cabin door: Full glass door, laminated safety glass,
stainless steel with finishing grinding stainless steel with finishing grinding
Floor: Granite, light grey, Floor: Granite, light grey,
Skirting rail Stainless steel with finishing grinding Skirting rail Stainless steel with finishing grinding
Ceiling: Satin-finish lacquer, white Ceiling: Satin-finish lacquer, white
Operating panel: BT-I-TFT-LED Operating panel: BT-I-TFT-LED
Lighting: LD5X LED Illuminated ceiling Lighting: LD5X LED Illuminated ceiling
Handrail: Stainless steel with finishing grinding, back wall, side wall 2 Handrail: Stainless steel with finishing grinding, back wall, side walls
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5. Glass and panorama
Glas Panorama Aufzügeelevator 5. Glass and panorama
Glas Panorama Aufzügeelevator
5.3Cabin interior
Kabineninterieur 5.3 Cabin interior
Kabineninterieur
Cabin system – full glazing
Kabinensystematik Cabin system – full glazing
Kabinensystematik
binensystematik Kabinensystematik
ELEVATORS
ELEVATORS
ELEVATORS
ELEVATORS
ELEVATORS
ELEVATORS
ELEVATORS
ELEVATORS
ELEVATORS
+SOHN
ELEVATORS
ELEVATORS
+SOHN
SOHN
+SOHN
ELEVATORS
SOHN
+SOHN
SOHN
+SCHMITT
SOHN
SOHN +
+SCHMITT
SCHMITT
+SCHMITT
SOHN +
SOHN +
SCHMITT
+SCHMITT
SCHMITT
SOHN +
SCHMITT
SCHMITT
SCHMITT
SCHMITT
SCHMITT
2200
2200
2200
2200
KH==2200
KH==2200
KH==2200
2100
KH==2200
2100
2100
2100
TH==2100
TH==2100
TH==2100
TH==2100
KH
KH
KH
KH
TH
TH
TH
TH
401
401 420
420 355
355 401
401 420
420 355
355 826
826 420
420 780
780 826
826 420
420 780
780
100
100
50
900 100
50
900 100
900 50
900 50
1000
1000
KB==1000
1100
KB==1000
1100
KB==1100
KB==1100
TB==900
TB==900
TB==900
TB==900
50 TB
450/6 1,000/13
KB
50 TB
KB
TB
TB
KB
KB
50
50
450/6 1.000/13
100
100
100
100
450 kg Load capacity 6 Persons 1,000 kg Load capacity 13 Persons
KT
KT =
= 1250
1250 KT
KT =
= 1250
1250
450 kg Tragfähigkeit 6 Personen KT
KT =
= 2100
2100 KT
KT =
= 2100
2100 1.000 kg Tragfähigkeit 13 Personen
630/8 1.600/21
630/8
630 kg Tragfähigkeit 8 Personen
1,600/21
1.600 kg Tragfähigkeit 21 Personen
ELEVATORS
ELEVATORS
ELEVATORS
ELEVATORS
ELEVATORS
ELEVATORS
ELEVATORS
ELEVATORS
ELEVATORS
+SOHN
ELEVATORS
ELEVATORS
+SOHN
SOHN
+SOHN
ELEVATORS
SOHN
+SOHN
SOHN
+SCHMITT
SOHN
SOHN +
+SCHMITT
SCHMITT
+SCHMITT
SOHN +
SOHN +
SCHMITT
+SCHMITT
SCHMITT
SOHN +
SCHMITT
SCHMITT
SCHMITT
SCHMITT
SCHMITT
2200
2200
2200
KH==2200
2200
KH==2200
KH==2200
KH==2200
2100
2100
2100
TH==2100
2100
TH==2100
TH==2100
TH==2100
KH
KH
KH
KH
TH
TH
TH
TH
476
476 420
420 430
430 476
476 420
420 430
430 976
976 420
420 930
930 976
976 420
420 930
930
50
50
100
50
100
50
900 100
900 100
1100
1100
KB==1100
KB==1100
TB==900
TB==900
1400
1400
1300
Door width
Türbreite (TB)
(TB)
1300
KB==1400
KB==1400
TB==1300
TB==1300
TB
KB
Türhöhe (TH)(TH)
TB
KB
Door height
KB
KB
TB
TB
Cabin height (KH)
Kabinenhöhe (KH)
100
100
100
100
Cabin width (KB)

Kabinenbreite (KB)
50
50
50
50
KT
KT =
= 1400
1400 KT
KT =
= 1400
1400 Cabin depth ( (KT)
Kabinentiefe (KT)
KT
KT =
= 2400
2400 KT
KT =
= 2400
2400
las Panorama Aufzug GP Glas Panorama Aufzug 62 62 63 63

63
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184
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185
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Cabin system – partial glazing Partial glazing 1 – side walls
Glass and panorama cabin GP, 630 kg load capacity Glass and panorama cabin GP, 630 kg load capacity
Side walls: Color Glas® brilliant white Side walls: Partial glazing 1, Color Glas® brilliant white
Back wall: Fully glazed, stainless steel with finishing grinding Back wall: Full glazing, stainless steel with finishing grinding
Handrail: : Stainless steel with finishing grinding, back wall, side wall 2 Handrail: Stainless steel with finishing grinding, back wall, side walls
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Partial glazing 2 – side walls Partial glazing 2 – side walls
Glass and panorama cabin GP, 630 kg load capacity Glass and panorama cabin GP, 1,000 kg load capacity
Side walls: Partial glazing 2, Color Glas® brilliant white Side walls: Partial glazing 2, Color Glas® brilliant white
Back wall: Full glazing, stainless steel with finishing grinding Back wall: Full glazing, stainless steel with finishing grinding
Handrail: Stainless steel with finishing grinding, back wall, side walls Handrail: Stainless steel with finishing grinding, back wall, side walls
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Cabin system – partial glazing Cabin system – partial glazing
SCHMITT+SOHN ELEVATORS
KH = 2200
KH = 2200
KH = 2200
KH = 2200
TH = 2100
TH = 2100
TH = 2100
TH = 2100
820 580 820 580
TB = 900 100
TB = 900 100
TB = 900 100
TB = 900 100
KB = 1100
KB = 1100
KB = 1100
KB = 1100
630/8 630/8
630 kg Load capacity 8 Persons 630 kg Load capacity 8 Persons
100
100
100
100
Back wall glazing Partial glazing 2 – side walls
KT = 1400 KT = 1400 KT = 1400 KT = 1400
630/8 1,000/13
Partial glazing 1 – side walls Partial glazing 2 – side walls
KH = 2200
KH = 2200
KH = 2200
KH = 2200
TH = 2100
TH = 2100
TH = 2100
TH = 2100
490 910 490 910
840 1260 840 1260
TB = 900 100
TB = 900 100
TB = 900 100
TB = 900 100
KB = 1100
KB = 1100
KB = 1100
KB = 1100
Door width (TB)
Door height (TH)
Cabin height (KH)
100
100
100
100
Cabin width (KB)
KT = 1400
KT = 1400
KT = 2100 KT = 2100 Cabin depth (KT)
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Materials Colours Surfaces Materials Colours Surfaces
CG Brilliant white CG Silk grey CG Deep black
CG Dark blue CG Deep orange CG Light green
CG Light blue CG Beige CG Light yellow
Stainless steel VSG transparent Paint RAL 9016
Granite light grey Granite white-grey Granite grey
CG = Color Glas®
Glass and panorama cabin GP7, 630 kg load capacity
VSG = Laminated safety glass
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Materials Colours Surfaces Materials Colours Surfaces
GP 1 Stainless steel GP 2 CG Brilliant white GP 3 CG Silk grey GP 4 CG Deep black

GP 5 CG Dark blue GP 6 CG Deep orange GP 7 CG Light green
GP 8 CG Light blue GP 9 CG Beige GP 10 CG Light yellow

GP 9 CG Beige CG = Color Glas®
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5.4 Cabin exterior 5.4 Cabin exterior
Cabin exterior
Full glazing: Laminated safety glass
Cabin exterior covering: Stainless steel with finishing grinding,
concealed fixing
Ceiling rails: Stainless steel with finishing grinding
Platform: Aluminum bulb plate, complete surface
Crossarms and
traction angles: Lacquered
Door drive: Lacquered
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6. Escalators / Moving walkways
6.1 Escalators
6.2 Moving walkways
Please also note the planning information in chapter 1.
6
Escalators
Moving walkways
Escalators / Moving walkways

For additional information on hoistway frames, please visit our website
https://www.schmitt-elevators.com/products/escalators-moving-walkways
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6. Escalators / Moving walkways
6
Escalators
Moving walkways
Escalators / Moving walkways
Hospital Privado de Gaia, Porto, Portugal
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6. Escalators / Moving walkways 6. Escalators / Moving walkways
6.1 Escalators 6.2 Moving walkways
Hospital Privado de Gaia, Porto, Portugal
Length SB
Length PB
FH FH
NW
FH FH
NW
Inclination (NW) Conveyance height (FH) Length Step width (SB) Speed Inclination (NW) Conveyance height (FH) Length Pallet width (PB) Speed
600 mm 800 mm
according to 0.5 m/s
30° > 6,000 mm 1)
800 mm according to 1,000 mm 0.5 m/s
technical design 0.65 m/s 0° -
1,000 mm technical design 1,200 mm 0.65 m/s
600 mm 1,400 mm
according to 0.5 m/s
35° max. 6,000 mm 800 mm according to 800 mm 0.5 m/s
technical design 0.65 m/s 0° - 6° max. 6,000 mm
1,000 mm technical design 1,000 mm 0.65 m/s
according to 800 mm 0.5 m/s

1) Conveyance height (FH) > 6,000mm or Speed v > 0.5m/s. max. 12° max. 6,000 mm
technical design 1,000 mm 0.65 m/s
A moving walkway is spoken of when the metal elements do not form steps but a flat surface;
An escalator is a means of tranporting persons over a distance in height,
instead of steps, so-called pallets are formed which can also have an inclination of up to 6% and be curved.
where moving metal segments form steps.
All other characteristics correspond to those of escalators.
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7. Hoistway frames
7.1 Tubular hoistway frame, square tubes
7.2 Tubular hoistway frame, round tubes
7.3 Angular hoistway frame
Hoistway frames save space and make technology visible.

Passengers and observers experience the vertical motion of a glass Cabin.
We exclusively use galvanized hoistway frames for exterior applications.
Hoistway frames for interior applications receive top-quality priming

in preparation for a finishing coat on-site.
Various systems for glass fixing or glass framing are available for fastening
of the glass.
Adding an additional exterior cabin cladding creates a homogeneous facade.
Below are the views and design details of the hoistway frames with the
above-mentioned profile types.
7
Hoistway
frames
Hoistway frames
For additional information on hoistway frames, please visit our website
https://www.schmitt-elevators.com/products/hoistway-frames/sg-hoistway-frames/
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7. Hoistway frames
7
Hoistway
frames
Hoistway frames
Underground station Ziegelstein, Nuremberg, Germany
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7. Hoistway frames 7. Hoistway frames
7.1 Tubular hoistway frames, square tubes 7.1 Tubular hoistway frames, square tubes
Aluminum facade profile Glazing between the profiles
Vertical section Vertical section
View of door portal View of door portal

Horizontal section Horizontal section
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7.1 Tubular hoistway frames, square tubes 7.1 Tubular hoistway frames, square tubes
Point fixings for glass fixing, Glazing between the profiles Point fixings for glass fixing, Glazing in front of the profiles
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7.2 Tubular hoistway frame, round tubes 7.3 Angular hoistway frame
Glazing between the profiles Outward angle
SROTAVELE NHOS+TTIMHCS

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7. Hoistway frames 8. Doors and portals
7.3 Angular hoistway frame
Inward angle
8.1 Doors open to one side

Wall connection, service panel, door monitoring, wall skirting
8.2 Doors open centrally

Wall connection, service panel, door monitoring, wall skirting
8.3 Glass doors open centrally

Glass door, glass frame door, wall connection, wall skirting
8.4 Portals
Color Glas® portal, stainless steel portal, glass portal
8.5 Materials Colours Surfaces
8.6 Door systems
The modular design of Schmitt + Sohn door systems provides

optimal solutions for all applications. The shaft dimensions can be 8
kept low using telescopic doors, and 3-piece and 6-piece telescopic Doors and
portals
doors allow further reduction of the shaft width.
Centrally opening doors meet maximum demands on convenience

and performance.
The design connection between lift and architecture is realized

through the wall connection, wall skirtings or portals.
Vertical section The wall connection is recommended for all areas where the lift
View of door portal doors are only subjected to minor loads. All Schmitt + Sohn doors are
standard equipped with an all-round wall connection frame.
Wall skirtings represent an extended connection between lift door

and architecture. They provide additional edge trims for vulnerable
wall regions.
Doors and portals

Lift portals replace the front wall of the shaft, and represent a
high-quality design element. The lift access can thus be accentuated

and the passenger is guided optically.
Partly or fully glazed portals in combination with high-grade materials

emphasise the impact of glass or panorama elevators.
Horizontal section
For additional information on doors and portals, please visit our website:
https://www.schmitt-elevators.com/products/equipment/tp-doors-and-portals/
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8. Doors and portals
8
Doors and
portals
Doors and portals
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8. Doors and portals 8. Doors and portals
8.1 Doors open to one side 8.1 Doors open to one side
Wall connection T1, service panel
Wall connection T1 Wall connection T1 with service panel

Shaft door: Two-piece, one-side opening, Service panel: Primed steel plate
sliding door, primed steel plate Accessories: Stainless steel with
Accessories: Stainless steel, satin finishing grinding
finish
Door frame /
wall connection: Primed steel plate
Accessories: Stainless steel, satin
finish
Operating panel: Stainless steel, satin finish
Buttons: Stainless steel, satin finish, inset
flush
Call acceptance: Blue LED
Symbols: Plastic, light grey
Horizontal section of cabin and shaft door with

wall connection T1 and service panel.
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8.1 Doors open to one side 8.1 Doors open to one side
Door sills, door monitoring Wall skirting M1
Cabin and shaft door with wall connection T1 Cabin and shaft door with wall connection T1 Cabin and shaft door with wall connection T1 Cabin and shaft door with wall connection T1
Door sills and wall skirting M1 and wall skirting M1 Door sills, service access frame
Door monitoring
Wall skirting: Primed steel plate Service
Shaft door: Two-piece, one-sided opening, Door monitoring: Light grid Accessories: Stainless steel access frame: Primed steel plate
sliding door, primed steel plate with finishing grinding Accessories: Stainless steel,
Accessories: Stainless steel with satin finish
finishing grinding
Door frame /
Accessories: Stainless steel with
finishing grinding
Cabin door: Two-piece, one-sided opening,
sliding door, Stainless steel with
finishing grinding
Door sills: Aluminium
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8.2 Doors open centrally 8.2 Doors open centrally
Wall connection T1, service panel
Shaft door with wall connection T1 Wall connection T1 with service access frame
Shaft door: Two-piece, centre-opening, sliding Service access frame: Primed steel plate
door, primed steel plate Accessories: Stainless steel,
Accessories: Stainless steel, satin satin finish
finish
Door frame /
Accessories: Stainless steel, satin
finish
Operating panel: Stainless steel, satin finish
Buttons: Stainless steel, satin finish, inset
flush
Call acceptance: Blue LED
Horizontal section of cabin and shaft door with Horizontal section cabin and shaft door open centrally with
wall connection T1. service frame.
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8.2 Doors open centrally 8.2 Doors open centrally
Door sills, service panel Wall skirting M1, door monitoring
Cabin and shaft door with wall connection T1 Cabin and shaft door with wall connection T1 Cabin and shaft door with wall connection T1 Cabin and shaft door with wall connection T1
Door sills Door sills, service access frame and wall skirting M1 and wall skirting M1
Door monitoring
Shaft door: Two-piece, centre-opening, sliding Service
door, primed steel plate access frame: Primed steel plate Wall skirting: Primed steel plate Door monitoring: Light grid
Accessories: Stainless steel with Accessories: Stainless steel, Accessories: Stainless steel
finishing grinding satin finish with finishing grinding
Door frame /
Accessories: Stainless steel with
finishing grinding
Cabin door: Two-piece, centre-opening, sliding
door, Stainless steel with finishing
grinding
Door sills: Aluminium
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8.3 Glass doors open centrally 8.3 Glass doors open centrally
Glass door, glass frame door
Cabin and shaft door Cabin and shaft door

with wall connection T1 with wall connection T1
Full glass door Glass frame door
Shaft door: Two-piece, central opening, Shaft door: Two-piece, central opening,
sliding door, glass door, sliding door, glass frame door,
laminated safety glass laminated safety glass
Door frame / Stainless steel, satin finish
wall connection: Stainless steel, satin finish Door frame /
Operating panel: Stainless steel, satin finish, wall connection: Stainless steel, satin finish
acrylic glass Operating panel: Stainless steel, satin finish,
Buttons: Stainless steel, satin finish, acrylic glass
inset flush Buttons: Stainless steel, satin finish,
Call acceptance: Blue LED inset flush
Symbols: Plastic, light grey Call acceptance: Blue LED
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8.3 Doors open centrally 8.4 Portals
Wall skirting M1
Cabin and shaft door with wall connection T1 Operating panel BT-TP-CG-1
and wall skirting M1
Full glass door
Wall skirting: Primed steel plate Dimensions: HWD 400 x 66 x 6 mm
Accessories: Stainless steel Operating panel: Stainless steel with
with finishing grinding finishing grinding
Skirting frame: Acrylic glass, white
Information panel: Acrylic glass, blue
Display: Blue LED
Buttons: Stainless steel with finishing
grinding, flush-mounted
Call
acknowledgement: Blue LED
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8.4 Portals 8.4 Portals
Color Glas® Portal, Stainless steel portal
Color Glas® Portal Stainless steel portal

Portal: Color Glas® Portal: Stainless steel with finishing grinding
Glass frame: Stainless steel with finishing grinding
Horizontal section of shaft door with Horizontal section of shaft door

door frame / Color Glas® Portal. with door frame / stainless steel portal.
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8.4 Portals 8.4 Portals
Glass portal with glass doors Glass portal with glass frame doors
Glass portal P7-G Glass portal P7-G Operating panel

BT-TP-CG-1
Portal: Full glazing, Laminated safety glass Portal: Full glazing, Laminated safety glass
Stainless steel with finishing grinding Stainless steel with finishing grinding
Door: Full glass door Door: Glass frame door
Laminated safety glass Laminated safety glass
Stainless steel with finishing grinding Stainless steel with finishing grinding
Door frame: Stainless steel with finishing grinding Door frame: Stainless steel with finishing grinding
Operating panel: Stainless steel with finishing grinding Operating panel: Stainless steel with finishing grinding
Horizontal section of cabin and shaft door with, Horizontal section of cabin and shaft door,
glass doors with glass portal P7-G glass frame doors with glass portal P7-G
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8.5 Materials Colours Surfaces 8.6 Door systems
Shaft depth ST
Shaft depth ST
Cab depth KT
Cab depth KT
DT1/HT = One-winged revolving door S2 = Two-piece one-sided opening sliding door

with lift gate TB 900 – 1,600
TB 900 – 1,200 TH 2,000 – 2,500
TH 2,000 – 2,500
Portal CG Light green Portal Stainless steel with finishing grinding

TB 1,000 – 2,100 TH 2,000 – 2,500
TH 2,000 – 3,500
CG = Color Glas®
LSG = Laminated safety glass
CG Brilliant white CG Silk grey CG Deep black

DT1/RT = One-winged revolving door SZ2 = Two-piece centrally opening sliding door
with rolling gate TB 900 – 1,600
TB 900 – 1,200 TH 2,000 – 2,500
TH 2,000 – 2,500
CG Dark blue CG Deep orange CG Light green
DT2/RT = Double-winged revolving door SZ4 = Four-piece centrally opening sliding door
with rolling gate TB 1,000 – 2,400
TB 1,000 – 2,100 TH 2,000 – 2,500
TH 2,000 – 3,500
CG Light blue CG Beige CG Light yellow

TB 1,400 – 3,000
Stainless steel with LSG Matt finish stone grey TH 2,000 – 2,500
finishing grinding
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9. Cabins
9.1 Panel cabins with capillary joint
9.2 Panel cabins with shadow joint
9.3 Color Glas® cabins
9.4 Glass panorama cabins
Details of the systems, views and design

of the above-mentioned lift cabins can be found below.
9
Cabins
Cabins
For additional information on lift cabins, please visit our website:
https://www.schmitt-elevators.com/products/equipment/materials-colors-surfaces-mfo/
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9. Cabins
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Cabins
Cabins
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9. Cabins
9.1 Panel cabins with capillary joint
Klaus Schmidt, Development
References “A modern art museum in Munich, an international

exhibition centre in Vienna, a historic town hall in Prague, a famous
hotel in Lisbon. Our lifts can be found throughout Europe. As can we.”
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9. Cabins 9. Cabins
9.1 Panel cabins with capillary joint 9.1 Panel cabins with capillary joint
Cabin systems Cabin systems
ELEVATORS
SCHMITT+SOHN
2200
KH = 2200
KH==2200
2000
TH = 2000
TH==2000
KH
TH
100
277,5
345 277,5
377,5
800
900
TB==800
KB==900
KB = 1100
TB = 900
277,5 345
345
TB
KB
277,5
320/4 630/8
100
377,5
100
320 kg Load capacity 4 Persons 630 kg Load capacity 8 Persons
100
327,5 345 327,5
327,5 345 327,5
KT = 1000
KT = 1000 527,5 345 527,5
KT = 1400
450/6 1,000/13
SCHMITT+SOHN
ELEVATORS ELEVATORS
SCHMITT+SOHN
2200
KH==2200
KH = 2200
2000
TH==2000
TH = 2000
KH
TH
327,5
100
345 327,5
377,5
1000
900
KB==1000
TB==900
KB = 1100
TB = 900
345
345
TB
KB
327,5
327,5
377,5
100
100
100
452,5 345 452,5
452,5 345 452,5
KT = 1250 420 420 420 420 420
KT = 1250 Door width (TB)
KT = 2100
Door height (TH)
Cabin height (KH)
Cabin width (KB)
Cabin depth (KT)
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9. Cabins 9. Cabins
Plastic coating Plastic coating
Cabin plastic coating brilliant white Cabin plastic coating light grey
Side walls: Plastic coated brilliant white Side walls: Plastic coated light grey
Rear wall: Plastic coated brilliant white, mirror, light-coloured, rear wall, centre Rear wall: Plastic coated light grey, mirror, light-coloured, rear wall, centre
Cabin door: Stainless steel with finishing grinding Cabin door: Stainless steel with finishing grinding
Floor: DC plastic, DC 2 stripes, skirting rail in stainless steel with finishing grinding Floor: DC plastic, DC 2 stripes, skirting rail in stainless steel with finishing grinding
Lighting: LD7, wallwasher, LED neutral white Lighting: LD7, wallwasher, LED neutral white
Handrail: Stainless steel with finishing grinding Handrail: Stainless steel with finishing grinding
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9. Cabins 9. Cabins
Plastic coating Plastic coating
Brilliant white Light grey Lime green
Light orange Azure blue Pearl white
Material and colour system,

630 kg load capacity
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9. Cabins 9. Cabins
9.1 Panel cabins with capillary joint 9.2 Panel cabins with shadow joint
Stainless steel
Cabin stainless steel with finishing grinding

Side walls: Stainless steel with finishing grinding
Rear wall: Stainless steel with finishing grinding, mirror, light-coloured, rear wall, centre
Cabin door: Stainless steel with finishing grinding
Floor: DC plastic, DC 2 stripes, skirting rail in stainless steel with finishing grinding
Ceiling: Satin-finish lacquer, white
Operating panel: BT-I-TFT-LED
Lighting: LD7, wallwasher, LED neutral white
Handrail: Stainless steel with finishing grinding
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9. Cabins 9. Cabins
9.2 Panel cabins with shadow joint 9.2 Panel cabins with shadow joint
Cabin systems Cabin systems
KH = 2200
KH = 2200
KH = 2200
KH = 2200
TH = 2000
TH = 2000
TH = 2000
TH = 2000
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315 402 402 402 402 402 402
100
100
TB = 900
TB = 900
KB = 1000
KB = 1000
KB = 1100
KB = 1100
TB = 900
TB = 900
450/6 1,000/13
100
100
100
100
KT = 1250 KT = 1250
KT = 2100 KT = 2100
630/8 1,600/21
KH = 2200
KH = 2200
KH = 2200
KH = 2200
TH = 2000
TH = 2000
TH = 2000
TH = 2000
15 15 15 15 1515 15
15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
15 15 15 15 15 15
15 15 15 15 15 15 15
315 440 315 315 710
315 315
440 315 315 710 315 382,5 605 382,5 382,5 382,5 605 382,5
382,5 382,5 382,5382,5 382,5 382,5 382,5 382,5 382,5 382,5 382,5
100
100
250
250
KB = 1100
KB = 1100
TB = 900
TB = 900
KB = 1400
KB = 1400
TB = 900
TB = 900
Door width (TB)
Door height (TH)
100
100
Cabin height (KH)
250
250
KT = 1400 KT = 1400
Cabin width (KB)
KT = 2400 KT = 2400 Cabin depth (KT)
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9. Cabins 9. Cabins
9.2 Panel cabins with shadow joint 9.2 Panel cabins with shadow joint
Stainless steel Matt lacquer
Cabin, stainless steel with finishing grinding Cabin, matt lacquer

Side walls: Stainless steel with finishing grinding Side walls: Matt lacquer sapphire blue
Rear wall: Mirror, light-colored, stainless steel with finishing grinding Rear wall: Mirror, light-colored HR 40
Cabin door: Stainless steel with finishing grinding Cabin door: Stainless steel with finishing grinding
Floor: Granite light grey, skirting rail in stainless steel Floor: Granite black, skirting rail in stainless steel
with finishing grinding with finishing grinding
Lighting: Illuminated ceiling LD5 Lighting: Illuminated ceiling LD5
Handrail: Stainless steel with finishing grinding Handrail: Stainless steel with finishing grinding
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9.3 Color Glas® cabins
Erika Polley, International Controlling
Quality “Making what is good even better. Coming to terms

with changing requirements. Developing innovations for the
future. Quality, as we understand it, demands great dedication.
In all areas of the company.”
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9.3
Cabins
Cabin systems
Color Glas® cabins
KT = 1250
KT = 1400
100 TB = 800 100 TH = 2100

100 TB = 900 100 TH = 2100
KB = 1000
KB = 1100
KT = 1250
KT = 1400
100 TB = 800 100 TH = 2100

100 TB = 900 100 TH = 2100
KB = 1000
KB = 1100
KH = 2200
KH = 2200 630/8
450/6
KH = 2200
KH = 2200
630 kg Load capacity 8 Persons
450 kg Load capacity 6 Persons
9.
9.3
Cabins
Cabin systems
KT = 2100
KT = 2400
Color Glas® cabins
100 TB = 900 100 TH = 2100
KB = 1100
KT = 2100
100 TB = 1200 100 TH = 2100

KT = 2400
KB = 1400
100 TB = 900 100 TH = 2100
KB = 1100
100 TB = 1200 100 TH = 2100
KB = 1400
KH = 2200
1,000/13
1,600/21
Door width (TB)
KH = 2200
Door height (TH)
Cabin depth (KT)

Cabin width (KB)
Cabin height (KH)
KH = 2200
1,600 kg Load capacity 21 Persons
1,000 kg Load capacity 13 Persons
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9. Cabins 9. Cabins
9.3 Color Glas® cabins 9.3 Color Glas® cabins
Cabin interior ≤ 630kg load capacity Cabin interior ≥ 1,000 kg load capacity
Color Glas® cabin ≤ 630kg load capacity Color Glas® cabin ≥ 1,000 kg load capacity
Side wall structure with operating panel Side wall structure with operating panel
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9. Cabins 9. Cabins
Design system Design system
Color Glas® cabin CG14 Color Glas® cabin CG22
Color Glas® cabins CG6 | CG14 | CG22

Side walls: Color Glas® Brilliant white, Color Glas® Light green
Rear wall: Mirror, light-coloured
Cabin door: Stainless steel with finishing grinding
Floor: Granite Light grey, Skirting rail stainless steel with finishing grinding
Ceiling: Satin-finish lacquer, white
Operating panel: BT-I-TFT-LED
Lighting: LD7, wallwasher, LED neutral white
Handrail: Stainless steel with finishing grinding
Color Glas® cabin CG6 Light green
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9. Cabins 9. Cabins
Colour system Colour system
Colour combinations: 8 basic colours – 25 colour combinations
CG1 CG2 CG3 CG4 CG5

Brilliant white Silk grey Deep black Dark blue Deep orange
CG6 CG7 CG8 CG9 CG10 CG16 CG17 CG18 CG19 CG20
Light green Light blue Beige Light yellow Silk grey – Beige – Light yellow – Brilliant white – Brilliant white – Brilliant white –
Brilliant white Brilliant white Brilliant white Silk grey Deep black Dark blue
CG11 CG12 CG13 CG14 CG15 CG21 CG22 CG23 CG24 CG25
Deep black – Dark blue – Deep orange – Light green – Light blue – Brilliant white – Brilliant white – Brilliant white – Brilliant white – Brilliant white –
Brilliant white Brilliant white Brilliant white Brilliant white Brilliant white Deep orange Light green Light blue Beige Light yellow
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9. Cabins
9.4 Glass Panorama cabins
More detailed information on Glass Panorama cabins

can be found in chapter 5 Glass and panorama elevators
Kurt Schumm, Branch Manager
Entrepreneurial reliability “The independence of a company

in all its decisions means being able to remain true to itself.
This creates confidence, and consequently the basis for
long-lasting partnerships.”
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10. Cabin fittings
10.2 Lighting systems
10.3 Handrail systems
10.4 Operating panels Display panels
10.5 Luggage protection rails
Below are the systems, views and design details

of the above-mentioned fixtures and fittings.
10
Cabin
fittings
Cabin fittings
For additional information on lift cabins, please visit our website:
https://www.schmitt-elevators.com/products/equipment/
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10. Cabin fittings
10
Cabin
fittings
Cabin fittings
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10. Cabin fittings
Karl-Heinz Weixelbaum, New System Sales
Details “The lift has changed architecture. And conversely,

architecture has also inspired us. To innovative design.
Clear in form and function. Reduced to the essential.”
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10. Cabin fittings 10. Cabin fittings
10.1 Materials Colours Surfaces 10.1 Materials Colours Surfaces
Cabin walls plastic coatings Cabin walls stainless steel
Cabin walls Cabin walls

Plastic coating bright orange Stainless steel with finishing grinding
Plastic coatings Stainless steel
Brilliant white Bright orange Finishing grinding Dessin 21 Check
Light grey Azure blue
Dessin 25 Linen Dessin 5 WL
Lime green Pearl white
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Cabin walls matt lacquers Cabin walls Color Glas®
Cabin walls Cabin walls

Matt lacquer sapphire blue Color Glas® deep orange – brilliant white
Matt lacquers Color Glas®
Light-grey Stone-grey Brilliant white Deep orange
Silk grey Light green
Deep black Light blue
Sapphire blue
Dark blue Beige
Light yellow
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Cabin walls mirrors Cabin walls laminated safety glass
Cabin rear wall, Cabin walls

Mirror, light-coloured Laminated safety glass LSG
Mirrors Laminated safety glass LSG
Mirror, light-coloured Mirror, light-coloured, HR 20 LSG transparent
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Cabin ceilings, Illuminated ceilings Cabin floors synthetic material-EL
Cabin floor
Illuminated ceiling LD5X Synthetic material-EL
LSG Laminated safety glass light grey
Paint, PET, acrylic glass, laminated safety glass, stainless steel Synthetic material-EL*
Paint RAL 9016 PET artificial glass Light grey Medium grey
LSG PET artificial glass HR20
Light sand Warm dark grey
LSG satin finish HR20 Stainless steel with

finishing grinding
Pastel blue Blue
Acrylic glass, white High-gloss polished

stainless steel
* free of PVC , chlorine and plasticizers, highly durable and hard-wearing, easy to clean, environment-friendly.
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Cabin floors synthetic material-DC Cabin floor linoleum
Cabin floor
Synthetic material-DC, Cabin floor
DC 2 Stripes Linoleum Grey-blue
Synthetic material-DC* Linoleum
DC 2 Stripes Light grey Grey-blue
Medium grey Orange
* free of PVC , chlorine and plasticizers, highly durable and hard-wearing, easy to clean, environment-friendly.
Grey-orange Blue
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Cabin floors rubber naps Cabin floors granite
Cabin floors Cabin floors

Rubber naps, grey Granite light grey
Rubber naps Granite
Light grey Green Light grey White grey
Grey Blue-grey
Black Grey
Charcoal grey Blue
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Operating panels, nameplates Handrail, pilaster strips, skirting rail, glass strips
Operating panels Nameplates Handrail Skirting rails

Nameplates: Stainless steel with finishing
Operating panel: Stainless steel with Handrail: Stainless steel with Stainless steel with finishing grinding
grinding, individually replaceable
finishing grinding finishing grinding, ø 33,70 mm
Lettering: dark grey engraving
Light frame: Acrylic glass, white, satin finish, Handrail holder: Stainless steel with
white LED finishing grinding, solid Glass strips
Information panel: Acrylic glass, white Name plate panels Handrail support: Stainless steel with
Stainless steel with finishing grinding
Display: high-resolution TFT finishing grinding, solid
Name plate panels: Stainless steel with
Buttons: Stainless steel with Handrail bows: Stainless steel with
finishing grinding
finishing grinding finishing grinding Color Glas® frame / pilaster
Light frame: Acrylic glass, white, satin finish,
Call Handrail ends: Stainless steel with
white LED
acknowledgement: Blue LED finishing grinding, welded Glass frame: Stainless steel, satin finish
Nameplates: Acrylic glass, white,
Symbols: Plastic, light grey Pilaster strip: Stainless steel, satin finish
dark grey engraving,
exchangeable
Stainless steel with Acrylic glass, white Stainless steel with

finishing grinding finishing grinding
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10.1 Materials Colours Surfaces 10.2 Lighting systems
Trolley and luggage protection rails
Trolley and luggage protection rails

Stainless steel with finishing grinding
Multilaminar hardwood
Stainless steel Wood
Stainless steel with Multilaminar hardwood

finishing grinding
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10.2 Lighting systems 10.2 Lighting systems
Systems Systems
LD1 LD2 LD4 LD5 LD5X LD5X-LED-RGB LD7 LD7-LED-RGB LD8 LD8-LED-RGB
Recessed ceiling Recessed ceiling Illuminated ceiling Illuminated ceiling Illuminated ceiling Illuminated ceiling Wallwasher Wallwasher Illuminated ceiling Illuminated ceiling
light spotlight
The lighting is critical for a cabin‘s functional quality and atmosphere. Schmitt + LD5X Suspended illuminated ceiling. Design with LED, LED-RGB lighting, high-quality
Sohn offers high-quality lighting systems for versatile lighting and design require- LD5X-LED-RGB acrylic glass light frames and LSG glass panels (central area). Combined direct and
ments. The optimum lighting in cabin interiors and the operating components are a Illuminated ceiling indirect lighting, even light distribution, neutral white basic light colour. Optimum
basic prerequisite for high cabin utility value. lighting and accentuation in cabins. Attractive light design thanks to controlled
combinations of different light effects.
LD1 Recessed ceiling light with T5 illuminants and symmetrical reflectors.
Recessed ceiling light Direct lighting, even light distribution, recessed ceiling lights in centre, LD7 Recessed ceiling light with LED illuminants, optional LED or LED-RGB lighting and
neutral white light colour. LD7-LED-RGB asymmetrical reflectors. Combined direct and indirect lighting, even light distribu-
Functional and even lighting in the cabins. Wallwasher tion, accentuated light distribution on cabin ceilings and walls due to light frames
and wallwashers. Side ceiling light or 2 lights at side (LD7.2). Neutral white light
LD2 Recessed ceiling light with LED illuminants and symmetrical reflectors. colour. Optimum lighting in cabins by illuminating the walls – vertical light. Attrac-
Recessed ceiling spotlight Direct lighting, even light distribution, neutral white light colour. tive light design thanks to combinations of different light effects.
Functional and even lighting in the cabins.
LD8 Suspended illuminated celing. Construction LED technology, high-quality synthetic
LD4 Suspended and backlit illuminated ceiling. Design with LD1 lights, high-quality LD8-LED-RGB light surface and reduced aluminium frame. Direct illumination, even light
Illuminated ceiling stainless steel ceiling frames and glass panels. Combined direct and indirect Illuminated ceiling distribution through homogenous lighting surface, light colour neutral white,
lighting, even light distribution, neutral white light colour. very flat construction.
Functional and even lighting in the lift cabins. Suspended and backlit glass panel Functional and even illumination of cabin interior. Accentuation of the cabin interior
accentuates the cabin interior. through LED RGB colour control.
LD5 Suspended and backlit illuminated ceiling. Design with LD1 lights, high-quality LED-RGB colour controls Schmitt + Sohn LED-RGB colour controls allow a range of attractive designs using
Illuminated ceiling punctiform stainless steel supports and glass panel. Combined direct and indirect light. The light colours can thus be effectively combined with one another.
lighting, even light distribution, neutral white light colour. Functional and even This creates inspiring and unusual lighting moods in the cabin.Light settings can be
lighting in the cabins. Suspended and backlit glass panel accentuates the cabin in- programmed according to customer-specific, design or functional requirements.
terior. Applications include:
• Simulation of natural daylight progression
• Creation of lighting moods
• Coloured floor visualisation
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Recessed ceiling light LD1 Recessed ceiling spotlight LD2
Recessed ceiling light LD1 Lighting scheme LD1 Recessed ceiling spotlight LD2 Lighting scheme LD2-LED
Recessed ceiling light with LED illuminants and Recessed ceiling light with LED illuminants and
symmetrical reflectors. Direct lighting, even light symmetrical reflectors. Direct lighting, even light
distribution, neutral white light colour. distribution, neutral white light colour.
Functional and even lighting of cabin interior. Functional and even lighting of cabin interior.
Dimensions: HWD 2 x 145 x 1,260 mm* Dimensions: ø 60 mm
Trim: Metal, painted brilliant white Trim: Matt chrome
Filter panel: Acrylic glass, white, semi-transparent Illuminants: LED neutral white
Illuminants: LED neutral white
Sample dimensions for lift cabin KB 1,100 mm x KT 1,400 mm in size

*
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Illuminated ceiling LD4 Illuminated ceiling LD5
Illuminated ceiling LD4 Lighting scheme LD4 Illuminated ceiling LD5 Lighting scheme LD5
Suspended and backlit illuminated ceiling. Suspended and backlit illuminated ceiling. Design with LD1 lights,
Design with LD1 lights, high-quality stainless steel ceiling frames high-quality punctiform stainless steel supports and glass panel.
and glass panel. Combined direct and indirect lighting, even light Combined direct and indirect lighting, even light distribution, neutral
distribution, neutral white light colour. white light colour.
Functional and even lighting of cabin interior. Suspended and backlit Functional and even lighting in the cabins. Suspended and backlit
glass panel accentuates the cabin interior. glass panel accentuates the cabin interior.
Dimensions: HWD 30 x 700 x 1,230 mm* Dimensions: HWD 30 x 700 x 1,230 mm*
Frame: Stainless steel with finishing grinding Point mounting: High-gloss polished stainless steel
Glass panel: Acrylic glass, white, semi-transparent, Glass panel: Acrylic glass, white, semi-transparent,
optional LSG laminated safety glass, optional LSG laminated safety glass,
semi-transparent semi-transparent
Lights: LD1 Lights: LD1
Illuminants: LED neutral white Illuminants: LED neutral white

*
*
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Illuminated ceiling LD5X Illuminated ceiling LD5X-LED-RGB
Illuminated ceiling LD5X Lighting scheme LD5X Illuminated ceiling LD5X-LED-RGB Lighting scheme LD5X-LED-RGB
Suspended illuminated ceiling. Design with LED, LED-RGB lights,

high-quality acrylic glass illuminated frame and LSG and glass
panels (central area). Combined direct and indirect lighting, even
light distribution, neutral white basic light colour.
Optimum lighting in cabin interior. Attractive light design thanks to

combinations of different light effects.
Dimensions: HWD 100 x 940 x 1,240 mm*
Light frame: Underside LSG, semi-transparent, illuminated.
Side acrylic glass white, polished, semi-transparent
Central area: LSG, semi-transparent
Illuminants: LED neutral white, LED-RGB colour control
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Illuminated ceiling LD5X-LED-RGB Illuminated ceiling LD5X-LED-RGB
Glass panorama cabins Glass panorama cabins
Illuminated ceiling LD5X Illuminated ceiling LD5X-LED-RGB Schmitt + Sohn light design facilitates a wide range
of attractive designs with light thanks to intelligent
Dimensions: HWD 100 x 940 x 1,240 mm* Dimensions: HWD 100 x 940 x 1,240 mm* RGB colour controls.
Light frame: Underside LSG, semi-transparent, Light frame: Underside LSG, semi-transparent, The colours, colour changes and colour sequences
illuminated, side acrylic glass, white, illuminated, side acrylic glass, white, can be effectively combined with one another. This
polished, semi-transparent polished, semi-transparent creates convincing, inspiring and unusual lighting
moods in the lift cabin.
Central area: LSG, semi-transparent, illuminated Central area: LSG, semi-transparent, unlit
Illuminants: LED neutral white Accessories: lighted
The colours in the side light frame of the cabin lighting
Illuminants: LED neutral white alternate. The light emissions are optically reinforced
LED-RGB colour control through the reflections on the cabin ceiling. The excel-
lent background brightness in the cabin is generated by
the white LED light frame.
Light settings can be programmed according to

customer-specific, design or functional requirements.
Applications include:
Simulation of natural daylight progression
Creation of lighting moods
Coloured floor visualisation
Vertical section of ceiling with mounted LD5X lights. Vertical section of ceiling with mounted LD5X lights.
Lighting scheme of light frame, central area illuminated. Lighting scheme of light frame, LED-RGB colour control,
central area illuminated.

*
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Wallwasher LD7 Wallwasher LD7-LED-RGB
Wallwasher LD7 Lighting scheme LD7 Wallwasher LD7-LED-RGB Lighting scheme LD7-LED-RGB
Recessed ceiling light with LED illuminants and asymmetrical ref-

lectors. Combined direct and indirect lighting, accentuated light
distribution on cabin ceilings and walls through light frames and wall-
washers. Recessed ceiling light at side. Neutral white light colour.
Optimum lighting in cabin interior due to illumination of cabin side

walls – vertical light. Attractive light design thanks to combinations
of different light effects.
Dimensions: HWD 12 x 132 x 1,260 mm*

Trim: Metal, painted brilliant white
Filter panel: Acrylic glass, white, semi-transparent
Light frame: Acrylic glass, white, satin finish
Illuminants: LED neutral white
LED-RGB colour control

*
Lighting scheme LD7.2
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Wallwasher LD7-LED-RGB Wallwasher LD7-LED-RGB
Color Glas® cabins Color Glas® cabins
Wallwasher LD7–LED Wallwasher LD7-LED-RGB Schmitt + Sohn light design facilitates a wide range
of attractive designs with light thanks to intelligent
Dimensions: HWD 12 x 132 x 1,260 mm* Dimensions: HWD 12 x 132 x 1,260 mm* RGB colour controls.
Trim: Metal, painted brilliant white Trim: Metal, painted brilliant white The colours, colour changes and colour sequences
Filter panel: Acrylic glass, white, semi-transparent Filter panel: Acrylic glass, white, semi-transparent can be effectively combined with one another. This
Light frame: Acrylic glass, white, satin finish Light frame: Acrylic glass, white, satin finish creates convincing, inspiring and unusual lighting
moods in the lift cabin.
Illuminants: LED neutral white Illuminants: LED neutral white
LED-RGB colour control
The colours in the side light frame of the cabin lighting
alternate. The light emissions are optically reinforced
through the reflections on the cabin ceiling. The excel-
lent background brightness in the cabin is generated by
the white LED light frame.

Simulation of natural daylight progression
Creation of lighting moods
Coloured floor visualisation
Vertical section of ceiling with integral LED light and mounted filter Vertical section of ceiling with integral LED light and mounted filter
panel, light frame and trim. panel, light frame and trim. LED-RGB colour control.
Lighting scheme, wallwasher and light frame. Lighting scheme, wallwasher and light frame.

*
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Illuminated ceiling LD8 Illuminated ceiling LD8-LED-RGB
Illuminated ceiling LD8 Lighting scheme LD8 Illuminated ceiling LD8-LED-RGB Lighting scheme LD8-LED-RGB
Suspended illuminated ceiling. Construction LED technology, high-

quality synthetic light surface and reduced aluminium frame. Direct
illumination, even light distribution through homogenous light surface,
light colour neutral white, very flat construction.
Functional and even illumination of cabin interior. Accentuation of the

cabin interior through suspended and illuminated synthetic panel.
Dimensions: HWD 38 x 940 x 1.300 mm*

Frame: aluminium, brilliant white
Light surface: plastic, white translucent, B1 flame-resistant
Lighting: power LED, neutral white

*
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Illuminated ceiling LD8-LED-RGB Illuminated ceiling LD8-LED-RGB
Highest functionality, puristic design and brilliant light

technology characterise the totally new LD8 LED illumi-
nated ceiling. The homogenous, neutral white illuminat-
ed surface and the very flat design of the LD8 are among
its essential features.
The especially developed frame geometry not only

achieves a virtually frameless light surface – it also
gives the LD8 a very delicate appearance. The interior of
the elevator cabin appears generously roomy and ele-
gant. Impressive colours and shapes are a feast for your
eyes.
Schmitt + Sohn LED-RGB colour controls allow a range

of attractive designs using light. The light colours can
thus be effectively combined with one another. This cre-
ates inspiring and unusual lighting moods in the cabin.

• Simulation of natural daylight progression
• Creation of lighting moods
• Coloured floor visualisation
ISI 2040® elevator with Illuminated ceiling LD8.
Illuminated ceiling LD8 Illuminated ceiling LD8-LED-RGB

Dimensions: HWD 38 x 940 x 1,300 mm* Dimensions: HWD 52 x 940 x 1,300 mm*
Edge distance to side walls 80 mm each, Edge distance to side walls 80 mm each,
to entry side and to back wall 50 mm each to entry side and to back wall 50 mm each
Lighting: power LED, neutral white Lighting: power LED, neutral white
Frame: aluminium, brilliant white LED-RGB colour control
Light surface: plastic, white translucent, Frame: aluminium, brilliant white
B1 flame-resistant Light surface: plastic, white translucent,
B1 flame-resistant
Vertical section of LD8 LED illuminated ceiling Vertical section of LD8 LED illuminated ceiling
Functional diagram of direct lighting Functional diagram of direct lighting
LED neutral white LED neutral white, LED-RGB colour control.
ISI 2040® elevator with Illuminated ceiling LD8-LED-RGB.

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10. Cabin fittings
10.3 Handrail systems
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10.3 Handrail systems 10.3 Handrail systems
Systems Systems
Handrail systems, panel cabins with hairline joints Handrail systems, panel cabins with shadow joints
Handrail on one side Hand rail on both sides Handrail on three sides Handrail on one side Back wall handrail Handrail on three sides
Wall 2 Wall 2
Handrail systems for Color Glas® cabins
Back wall handrail Handrail, all-round, three sides Handrail on one side Hand rail on both sides Handrail, all-round,
Wall 2 three sides
Handrail systems for glass panorama cabins
The design and construction of Schmitt + Sohn handrail components are based on
modular and systematic principles. Our handrail components are produced from
high-quality stainless steel – they fulfil maximum demands in terms of function,
ergonomics, convenience and operation.
The handrail brackets and handrail supports are made from solid stainless steel.
The handrail consists of stainless steel tube ø 33.70 mm. The stainless steel surfaces
are finish-ground.
The design principles facilitate various assembly configurations. The handrails can
each be assembled individually depending on the structure of the cabin on the side
and back walls. With special handrail brackets and handrail supports, all-round hand-
rails can be realised too for all types of designs.
Handrail on both sides, Handrail, all-round, Handrail all-round on

back wall, side wall 2 three sides three sides
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10.3 Handrail system 10.3 Handrail system
Panel cabins with hairline joints Panel cabins with hairline joints
Handrail on one side

Wall 2

Side wall, back wall, mirror details
Back wall Handrail on two sides, Handrail on three sides, Handrail, all-round,
handrail side walls side walls, back wall side walls, back wall
Handrail HL
Handrail: Stainless steel with finishing grinding, ø 33.70 mm
Handrail holder: Stainless steel with finishing grinding, solid
Handrail ends: Stainless steel with finishing grinding, welded
Handrail bows: Stainless steel with finishing grinding, welded
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Color Glas® cabins Color Glas® cabins
Handrail on one side Handrail, all-round

Side wall detail Side wall, back wall, mirror details
Handrail on one side, Handrail on two sides, Handrail, all-round,

side wall 2 side walls side walls, back wall
Handrail HL
Handrail support: Stainless steel with finishing grinding, solid
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Glass panorama cabins Glass panorama cabins
Handrail,
fully glazed
Handrail,
back wall glazing
Handrail,
partial glazing 1
Handrail HL Handrail, all-round

Handrail bracket detail
Cabin corner, side wall, back wall detail
Handrail support: Stainless steel with finishing grinding, solid
Handrail rosette: Stainless steel with finishing grinding
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Panel cabins with shadow joints Panel cabins with shadow joints

Side wall detail
Handrail on one side, Back wall handrail Handrail, all-round,

side wall 2 side walls, back wall
Handrail HL
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10. Cabin fittings
10.4 Operating panels
Stefan Arneth, New System Sales
Sales “Face-to-face, personal communication has top

priority at Schmitt + Sohn: one customer – one sales
manager. All processes of an order throughout Europe are
controlled and supervised by this project manager.”
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10.4 Operating panels Display panels 10.4 Operating panels Display panels
Systems Systems
Operating panels in cabs Display panels for doors and portals
Operating panel and display panel Operating panels in cabs Display panels for doors and portals
Operating panels in cabs EN 81-70-G cab
Operating panel and display panel kg
Operating panels in cabs EN 81-70-G cab

kg
Display panel Display panel Display panel

AT-TP-LED AT-TP-LED AT-TP-CG-LED
Display panel Display panel Display panel
Nr, 76000
Jahr 2011
AT-TP-LED AT-TP-LED AT-TP-CG-LED

0036
Nennlast
630 kg oder
8 Personen
Nr, 76000
Jahr 2011
0036
2
Nennlast
2
Nennlast
2
Nennlast
2
Nennlast
Nennlast
630 kg oder 2 Operating panels
for doors and portals
630 kg oder 630 kg oder 630 kg oder 630 kg oder Nennlast
8 Personen 8 Personen 8 Personen 8 Personen 8 Personen
630 kg oder
kg 8 Personen
2 2 2 2
Nr, 76000 Nr, 76000 Nr, 76000 Nr, 76000
Operating panels
Jahr 2011 I CE 0036 Jahr 2011 I CE 0036 Jahr 2011 I CE 0036 Jahr 2011 I CE 0036
2
Nr, 76000
Jahr 2011I CE 0036
Nennlast Nennlast Nennlast Nennlast
for doors and portals

630 kg oder 630 kg oder 630 kg oder 630 kg oder
8 Personen
Nennlast
8 Personen 8 Personen 8 Personen
630 kg oder
Nr, 76000 Nr, 76000 Nr, 76000 Nr, 76000 kg 8 Personen
Jahr 2011 I CE 0036 Jahr 2011 I CE 0036 Jahr 2011 I CE 0036 Jahr 2011 I CE 0036
Nr, 76000
Jahr 2011I CE 0036
Display panel
AT-I-TFT-LED
Display panel
AT-I-TFT-LED
Operating panel Operating panel Operating panel

BT-TP-66-1 BT-TP-66-LED-1 BT-TP-CG-LED-1
Operating panel Operating panel Operating panel
BT-TP-66-1 BT-TP-66-LED-1 BT-TP-CG-LED-1
Operating panel Operating panel Operating panel Operating panel
BT-I-TFT-LED BT-I-TFT-LED BT-I-TFT-LED EN 81-70-G
Operating panel Nameplate
Operating panel
panel Nameplates
Operating panel Operating panel
BT-I-TFT-LED TNS2-LED
BT-I-TFT-LED NS2
BT-I-TFT-LED EN 81-70-G
Nameplate panel Nameplates
TNS2-LED NS2
Operating panel BT-I-TFT-LED HWD 1.205 x 150 x 15 mm Operating panel Operating panel
Nameplate panel TNS2-LED HWD 1.205 x 100 x 15 mm BT-TP-80-1 BT-TP-A-100
Nameplates NS2 HBT 30 x 81 x 2 mm EN 81-70-G
Operating panel Operating panel
BT-TP-80-1 BT-TP-A-100
Display panel AT-I-TFT-LED HWD 490 x 150 x 15 mm EN 81-70-G
only in conjunction with operating panel EN 81-70-G
Operating panel EN 81-70-G HWD 180 x 500/600 x 99,5 mm
only in conjunction with display panel AT-I-TFT-LED
Operating panel BP-I-LED HW 2.135/2.285 x 200 mm

Operating panel BP-I-TFT HW 2.135/2.285 x 200 mm
First-rate ergonomics, user-oriented functions and service-friendly fittings are characteristic of the excellent Display panel AT-TP-LED HWD 86 x 200 x 2 mm
design quality of Schmitt + Sohn operating panels. Display panel AT-TP-LED HWD 180 x 250 x 2 mm
Outstanding product quality encompasses operating panel design in premium steel and brilliant Display panel AT-TP-CG-LED HWD 180 x 250 x 2 mm
synthetic glass, accentuating back-lighting of the operating panel in the cabin with white LED light, presentation Operating panel Operating panel
of all relevant user and manufacturer information on TFT displays, stainless steel buttons with LED call acknowl- BP-I-LED BP-I-TFT Operating panel BT-TP-66-1 HWD 305 x 66 x 2 mm
edgement and technical fittings such as digital remote control and emergency call systems. Operating panel Operating panel Operating panel BT-TP-66-LED-1 HWD 305 x 66 x 2 mm
It goes without saying that all control components and user information is designed in a manner suitable for the BP-I-LED BP-I-TFT Operating panel BT-TP-CG-LED-1 HWD 400 x 66 x 7 mm
disabled in accordance with EN 81-70. The operating and display panels EN 81-70-G also fulfil additional require- Operating panel BT-TP-80-1 EN 81-70 HWD 305 x 80 x 2 mm
ments for barrier and disabled-friendly lift facilities. Operating panel BT-TP-A-100 HWD 437 x 100 x 26 mm
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Operating panel BT-I-TFT-LED

Dimensions: HWD 1,205 x 150 x 15 mm
Operating panel: Stainless steel with
finishing grinding
Light frame: Acrylic glass, white,
satin finish, white LED
Information panel: Acrylic glass, white
Display: High-resolution TFT
Call acknowledgement: Blue LED
Horizontal section of side wall with mounted operating panel.

Lighting scheme, light frame .
Operating panel BT-I-TFT-LED

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Nameplates Nameplates
Nameplate panel TNS2–LED Nameplates NS2

Dimensions: HWD 1,205 x 100 x 15 mm Dimensions: HW 81 x 30 mm
Nameplate panel: Stainless steel with Nameplates: Stainless steel with finishing grinding,
finishing grinding individually replaceable
Light frame: Acrylic glass, white, Lettering: Engraved, dark grey
satin finish, LED white
Nameplates: Acrylic glass white,
dark grey engraving,
replaceable
Horizontal section of side wall with mounted operating panel

and nameplate panel. Lighting scheme, light frame.
Nameplate panel TNS2-LED
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Operating and display panel EN 81-70-G Operating and display panel EN 81-70-G
Operating panel EN 81-70-G Display panel AT-I-TFT-LED

Dimensions: HWD 180 x 500 / 600 x 910.1 mm Dimensions: HWD 490 x 150 x 15 mm
Operating panel: Stainless steel with finishing grinding Display panel: Stainless steel with
DIN EN 81-70-G finishing grinding
Buttons: Stainless steel with finishing grinding, Light frame: Acrylic glass, white, satin finish,
large buttons, raised LED white
Main access: Plastic ring, green, raised Information panel: Acrylic glass, white
Emergency call button: recessed Display: High-resolution TFT
Call acknowl-
edgement: Blue LED
Symbols: Plastic, light grey, raised, tactile
Vertical section of side wall, operating panel EN 81-70-G. Horizontal section of side wall
with control panel DIN EN 81-70-G.
Mounted display panel. Lighting scheme, light frame.
Operating and display panel EN 81-70-G

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Operating panel LED Operating panel TFT
Operating panel BP-I-LED Operating panel BP-I-TFT

Dimensions: HWD 2,135/2,285 x 200 mm Dimensions: HWD 2,135/2,285 x 200 mm
Operating panel: Stainless steel with finishing grinding Operating panel: Stainless steel with finishing grinding
Information display: Aluminium anodised, RAL 5011, Information display: Stainless steel with finishing grinding,
dark blue, aluminium engraving, stainless steel engraved sign,
clear varnish dark grey
Display: Acrylic glass, blue Display: High-resolution TFT
Display: LED blue Buttons: Stainless steel with finishing grinding,
Buttons: Stainless steel with finishing grinding, flush-mounted
flush-mounted Call acknowledgement: Blue LED
Call acknowledgement: Blue LED Symbols: Plastic, light grey
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Operating panels BT-TP-66 Operating panels BT-TP-66
Operating panel BT-TP-66-1

Collective single-button control
Operating panel BT-TP-66-LED-1

Operating panel BT-TP-66-LED-2

Collective two-button and group control
Dimensions: HWD 305 x 66 x 2 mm
Operating panel: Stainless steel with finishing
grinding, concealed attachment
Display: Blue LED
grinding, flush-mounted,
configured according to
DIN EN 81-70
Call
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Operating panels BT-TP-A-100 Operating panels BT-TP-A-100
Operating panel BT-TP-A-100-2

Surface-mounted display
Dimensions: HWD 437 x 100x 26 mm
grinding, concealed attachment
optional: LED illuminated
Display: Blue LED
Information panel: Blue LED
Call
Horizontal section Surface-mounted display.
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Operating panels BT-TP-CG Operating panels BT-TP-CG
Operating panel BT-TP-CG-LED-1

Operating panel BT-TP-CG-LED-2

Operating panel BT-TP-CGX-1

grinding
Acrylic glass, deep black (only CG-X)
Display: Blue LED
LED white (only CG-X)
Call
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Display panels Display panels
Display panel AT-TP-LED

Display panel: Stainless steel with
finishing grinding,
concealed attachment
Display: Blue LED
Display panel AT-TP-LED

finishing grinding,
Display: Blue LED
Direction indicators: Acrylic glass, white,
semi-transparent
Display panel AT-TP-CG-LED

finishing grinding,
Skirting frame:: Acrylic glass, white,
Display: Blue LED
Direction indicators: Acrylic glass, white,
semi-transparent
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10. Cabin fittings
10.5 Luggage protection rails
Fernando Carvalho, Production Manager Porto / Portugal
Production “At our production locations in Germany and Portugal,

we are able, while maintaining strict quality standards, to
implement our own product developments by the most direct
route possible.”
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10.5 Luggage protection rails 10.5 Luggage protection rails
Luggage protection rail,

rectangular profile
Dimensions: HW 100 x 20 mm
Luggage
protection rail: Stainless steel with
finishing grinding
Luggage protection rail, round tube Luggage protection rail, rectangular profile
Dimensions: ø 33.7 mm Dimensions: HW 40 x 20 mm
Luggage Luggage
protection rail: Stainless steel with protection rail: Stainless steel with finishing grinding
finishing grinding
Brackets: Stainless steel with
finishing grinding, solid
End caps: Stainless steel with
finishing grinding
Luggage protection rail,

rectangular profile
Dimensions: HW 100 x 20 mm
Luggage
protection rail: Hardwood composite
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11. Drives and control units
11.1 Drives
11.2 Control units
11
Drives
Control units
Drives and control units

For additional information on drives and control units, please visit our website:
https://www.schmitt-elevators.com/liftmodernisation/drive/
https://www.schmitt-elevators.com/liftmodernisation/controlsystemcontrolpanels/
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11
Drives
Control units
Drives and control units
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11. Drives and control units 11. Drives and control units
11.1 Drives 11.1 Drives
Frequency-regulated gearless drive
Drive
Saving energy and travelling safely. Modern drives

can do much more than this since they must
continually comply with new requirements.
Safety regulations change frequently, as do the
expectations of users.
New technologies enable significant improvements

in safety, performance and pleasantly quiet opera-
tion.
Our high-quality drives convince customers through
their economic efficiency and durability.
Frequency-regulated gearless drive
Application area:
– Speeds up to 2.5 m/s
Energy efficiency:
– High energy savings due to the low connected loads
– Low mains loads due to reduced current peaks
Convenience:
– Stops accurate to the millimetre without time delay
– Automatic adjustment of level differences
– Adjustable, computer-controlled travel curve
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11.1 Drives 11.1 Drives
Frequency-regulated drive with worm gear Hydraulic drive
Frequency-regulated drive with worm gear Hydraulic drive
Application area: Application area: Convenience:

– Speeds up to 2.0 m/s – Speeds up to 0.8 m/s with low to medium lift – Stops accurate to the millimetre without time delay
heights and high passenger volumes – Automatic adjustment of level differences
Energy efficiency: – Adjustable, computer-controlled travel curve
– High energy savings due to the low connected loads Energy efficiency:
– Low mains loads due to reduced current peaks – Low mains loads due to reduced current peaks
The spatial flexibility of the machine room offers a
Convenience: Convenience: genuine alternative to the cable lift without machine
– Stops accurate to the millimetre without time delay – Automatic adjustment of level differences room in individual cases.
– Automatic adjustment of level differences
– Adjustable, computer-controlled travel curve Option: Frequency-regulated
hydraulic drive
Application area:
– Speeds up to 1.0 m/s with low to medium lift
heights and high passenger volume
Energy efficiency:
– Low mains loading due to reduced current peaks
– Reduced wear due to low oil temperatures
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11.2 Control units 11.2 Control units
Single lifts
Control unit
Optimising traffic flow, reducing costs, energy

consumption and waiting times – modern controls
designed for the specific type of building combine
all these advantages.
Low maintenance costs in combination with

maximum functionality are guaranteed by the
microprocessor technology used, with its versatile
communication options.
Flexible adaptation to specific traffic requirements

enables options such as preferential control, indivi-
dual access authorisation, control in the event of fire
and load measurement.
Selecting a control unit adjusted to the building Collective single-knob control Two-button collective control
type optimizes traffic flows, enhances transporting
performance, reduces waiting periods and covers The control system stores all internal and external The control system stores all internal and external
costs and energy consumption. commands and executes them consecutively commands. The desired direction of travel is selected on
The employed microprocessor bus technology independent of the travel direction. Pending calls at the the floor indicator panel using the UP or DOWN call
with its multifunctional communication possibilities the lower landings are executed after a change of buttons. The selected travel direction is displayed.
guarantees utmost functionality and low running travel direction.
costs. Options such as preferred control, individual Typical application field: Medium-sized homes, All calls from different floors are travelled to in
access authorization, control in the event of fire, commercial buildings and hotels. succession when ascending. The travel direction
load measurement etc. allow flexible adaptation changes after the uppermost command has been
to specific traffic requirements. Downward collective control responded to and all calls from the floors are then
served in succession on going down. The internal
The control system stores all internal and external commands are executed in any direction of travel in
commands. Internal commands are traveled to in travel succession.
direction in succession. External calls from the upper
floors are responded to on descending. External calls Typical application field: larger commercial buildings,
from the basements and the first floor are responded department stores, hospitals and hotels, i.e. buildings
to on ascending. with traffic also being conducted between the individual
Typical application field: residential buildings, floors.
commercial buildings with various tenants, visitor lifts
in hospitals with traffic focus on main entrance, since
most transports would start and end here.
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11. Drives and control units 12. Modernisation
11.2 Control units
Group control units, diagnostics and remote monitoring
12.1 Drive
12.2 Cabin
12.3 Doors
12.4 Control units
12.5 Energy efficiency
12.6 Safety
12.7 Convenience
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Modern, harmonised lift components reduce downtimes, increase reliability and
enable more efficient use of the lift. This also provides the maximum level of
passenger comfort and safety.
Modernisation
The investment in modern lift systems is also well worthwhile with regard to cost
effectiveness. The significant reduction in maintenance and repair requirements
reduces the running costs. The use of energy-optimised assemblies can also reduce
the energy consumption of lift systems by up to 50%.
Through smooth movement, stopping withmillimetre precision and the minimum

noise level, users benefit from unique lift convenience. Excellent design and
innovative lighting concepts also increase the attractiveness and the value of the
property.
Group control unit Diagnostics and remote monitoring Our individual modernisation concepts combine as many of these advantages as
possible. The value retention of lift systems is one of our claims.
Lift groups are combined for optimum traffic flow • Computer interface for building services master
using control technology. Internal commands are computers
travelled to in travel direction in succession. External • Terminal for logging printer for travel statistics and
commands are served by the Cabin that is nearest, fault logging
following economic considerations. Automatic traffic • Display of self-diagnostics and faults
monitoring for fast and economic call processing and • Remote diagnostics via telephone line. The lift status
adaptation to changing traffic flows. can be represented graphically on a PC and the lift can
be remote-controlled.
• Comprehensive standard functions and reserve inputs
Modernisation
and outputs for customer-specific programming.
• Displays in clear text
• Remote control and diagnostic system acc. EN 81-28.
Permanently manned service center acc. EN 81-25
and the ÖNORM (Austrian standard) B 2458.
For additional information on service, please visit our website:

https://www.schmitt-elevators.com/liftmodernisation/
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12
Modernisation
Modernisation
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12. Modernisation 12. Modernisation
12.1 Drive 12.2 Cabin
Drive Cabin
Saving energy and travelling safely. Modern drives can We develop outstanding products by concentrating on
do much more than this, since they must continually the essentials such as functionality and design quality.
comply with new requirements. Safety regulations Cabins with discreet elegance and the highest lasting
change frequently, as do the expectations of users. value.
New technologies enable significant improvements The high-quality materials and the ingenious design
in safety, performance and pleasantly quiet operation. of sophisticated, detailed solutions ensure the value
retention of the lifts. Suitable accessories enable
Our high-quality drives convince customers through adaptation to individual requirements.
their economic efficiency and durability. In other words,
foresighted modernisation. The layout of the lift cabin is based on functional design,
clear forms, restrained elegance and harmonised
materials, colours and surface finishes.
Convincing, internationally acclaimed overall quality.
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12.3 Doors 12.4 Control units
Doors Control units
High-performance and accurate products. Optimising traffic flow, reducing costs, energy
consumption and waiting times – modern controls
Our demands on modern door systems go much designed for the specific type of building combine
further than this. all these advantages.
The highest level of flexibility and convenience is a Low maintenance costs in combination with maximum
matter of course for us. Modular door systems enable functionality are guaranteed by the microprocessor
optimum solutions for all applications. technology used, with its versatile communication
options.
Over 200,000 door movements per year1) commit
us to trouble-free operation over many years. Flexible adaptation to specific traffic requirements
enables options such as preferential control, indivi-
dual access authorisation, control in the event of fire
1) Assumption: Office lift with 280 transports per day. and load measurement.
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12.5 Energy efficiency 12.5 Energy efficiency
Energy efficiency
“The energy consumption of all buildings in Germany is
approx. 40% of the total energy consumption 1).
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Lifts take up to 3 to 5% of this, which in the whole of Assembly / Function Measures
77 Europe makes 18 TWh annually 2).”
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The energy consumption of a lift is determined by many
88 factors. The main factors are: Control Saving potential
– the consumption when moving
– the consumption when stopped 1 Double request inhibitor Prevent simultaneous external requests in ascending and
– the energy loss due to heat escaping via the shaft descending directions
ventilation
2 No-load control Delete internal requests when cabin is empty
The weighting of the factors depends heavily on the
use of the relevant lift. The consumption alone of
stationary lifts in residential buildings makes up about 3 Cabin light switch-off Switch off cabin light in standby/stationary
22 70% of the total energy consumption of the lifts.
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4 Door drive switch-off Switch off door drive
The power consumption is determined primarily by the
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system components and their energy efficiency.
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10 With lifts which are mostly in standby operation, the 5 Display switch-off Switch off cabin position indicator
11
energy consumption can be reduced by up to 50%
through the use of modern control units. 6 Light grid switch-off Switch off light grid when doors closed
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A shaft smoke extraction system can reduce the energy

7 Converter switch-off Switch off converter when usage is low
loss caused by heat escaping through the shaft.
Correct and sustainable lift maintenance by qualified 8 Requirement-optimised Optimisation of the group algorithm according to different
specialist personnel on the basis of EN 13015 perma- group algorithms usage requirements:
nently ensures the success of energy-saving measures. – Energy-efficient operation
– High transport performance and short waiting times
1)
Source: REGIERUNGonline, Bauen und Wohnen
2)
Source: VDMA, Energieeffizienz in der Aufzugstechnik
Drive
9 Frequency-regulated drive Reduction of the connected load through

electronically regulated travel curve
Cabin
10 LED lighting Use of LED instead of halogen lighting
Shaft
11 Intelligent shaft smoke extraction The smoke extraction opening is closed with an
electronically controlled window / dome and is only
automatically opened as necessary e.g. In case of fire.
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12.6 Safety 12.6 Safety
Dangers of older lifts
Safety 1 2 3
6 Safety and value retention are our priorities.

9
Over 50% of all lift systems are over 20 years old, and
5 no longer correspond to the latest technological status.
2
Our individual solutions for safety improvement reduce
the risk of accidents.
3 Effective and reliable.
Apron under the cabin Emergency call system and emergency call Cabins without doors
transfer
Lack of emergency call transfer when
Danger of falls during emergency release Danger of trapping against the shaft wall
passengers are trapped
Installation of an emergency call

Fitting of a suitable cabin door apron Installation of a cabin closure door
transfer system
4 5 6
Speed limiter safety switch Overload display Stopping regulation
Danger of injury due to excessive Danger of tripping due to the formation of

Overloading of the lift
speed of the cabin steps stopping
Improvement of the stopping precision
Installation of electrical monitoring
Retrofitting of a loading control by installation of modern control and
of the safety catch device
regulation equipment
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8 Shaft protection Closure device for shaft sliding doors Uncontrolled upwards movement
4
4
Danger of falling into the shaft and Danger of injury due to uncontrolled
Danger of falling due to open shaft doors
injury from moving parts movement of the cabin
Retrofitting of an additional
Increase of available protection Installation of a closure device
braking system
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12.7 Convenience 12.7 Convenience
Convenience The modernisation of the following assemblies has

significant effects on the following convenience features:
Travel characteristics
Travel characteristics
Convenience at Schmitt + Sohn goes far
Noise protection
beyond travelling comfort.
1 1
Assembly
Space effect
7 8
Spatial effect
3 3 4 Outstanding design coupled with innovative lighting
concepts make travelling in the lift a pleasure.
4 5
6 7
Travel characteristics Control unit 1 Modern microprocessor controls
9 10 Smooth movement and stopping accurate to the
2 Control panels
millimetre ensure a pleasant travel experience.
13 14 3 Frequency control
User-friendliness
Capacity optimisation through intelligent control Drive 4 Regulated gearless drives
systems reduces the waiting times. Clear, user-friendly 5 Regulated hydraulic assemblies
operating elements facilitate use and orientation.
17 18 6 Insulation of the machine frame
7 Conversion to dual-circuit braking systems
14 15
Noise protection
16 17 The consistent use of noise-reducing modernisation
measures increases the usage value. Cabin 8 Cabin
8 9
9 Cabin frame
10 11 12
12 13
10 Panelling
2 2 11 Equipment
12 Lighting
Doors 13 Regulated door drives

14 Door running rollers
15 Light grids
Shaft 16 Guide rails

17 Roller guides
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13. Service
13.1 Service
13.2 Contract customers
Every Schmitt + Sohn contract customer enjoys all the benefits

of a continually optimised range of services.
Personal, competent and available at all times – as has been the
case for more than 100 years.
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Service
Tim Goebel, Sales Service and Modernisation Manager
Service
Responsibility “One customer – one responsible service
manager. An exacting commitment in itself. For the customer,
this means: A competent partner, who takes care of every
aspect of service. Throughout Europe.”
For additional information on service, please visit our website:
https://www.schmitt-elevators.com/liftservices/
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13
Service
Service
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13. Service
13.1 Service
Service
at your side
Service contracts
Service quality
Consultation
13. Service 13. Service
13.1 Service 13.1 Service
Service contracts Service contracts
Service contracts Overview of services
Shaft smoke extraction

System maintenance
System maintenance
Full maintenance
The service contract for system maintenance includes the functional check and care of all
safety devices and setting and adjustment work acc. to EN 13015 as required and covering
products by all manufacturers.
Maintenance
The solution for all operators who value cost transparency and want to make use of services
as required, but without making any concessions to maintenance quality or safety.
Recommended for all lift systems, irrespective of manufacturer and year of construction.
Maintenance – Inspection and check of all functional and safety devices
Full maintenance – Maintenance, setting and adjustment work
The service contract for full maintenance covers all costs which can be incurred in connec- – Minor repairs during maintenance
tion with the operation of a lift system: Maintenance and repair work, including the supply – Cleaning and lubricating agents
of all spare parts and fault rectification, as well as support with all regular official inspec- – Low consumption materials (signal and acknowledgement lamps)
tions. – Inspection and check of all functional and safety devices of the smoke
extraction system in the lift shaft
The solution for all operators who place great value on long-term efficient planning – Removal of operation-related contamination
reliability. Recommended for new and modernised lift systems. – Software updates for components of the S+ controls
– Customer Web Portal
C 2000 emergency call system – E-Shop
The C 2000 service contract includes the connection of the C 2000 emergency call system to
the Schmitt + Sohn emergency call centre, the handling of the emergency call function and Repairs – Rectification of operational malfunctions
the release of trapped persons. – Supply of spare parts
– Gear and motor oil change
The indispensable plus in safety – for all operators and users. – Hydraulic oil change
All Schmitt + Sohn lift systems are equipped with this system today. – Cable replacement
Over 20,000 customers already place their trust in our services. – Drive sheave replacement
Passenger rescue – Release of trapped passengers by our own qualified

specialist personnel
Options:
Service 24 – Free service helpline 0800 - 24 00 365
ADIAS Spare parts – Stocking of the most important spare parts in over
Planning and assistance with the legally stipulated Central Monitoring
500 service vehicles
Organisation (ZÜS) main inspections by our specialist personnel, including utilisation
– Over 10,000 spare parts available within 24h
of the ADIAS electronic test load system.
– Spare parts available for 20 years
Shaft smoke extraction XTRAC Legally stipulated – Provision of specialist personnel for the main inspections
Functional check, cleaning and care of all safety devices of the smoke extraction system. inspections – Provision of test equipment (electronic load measurement system)
C 2000 AWM Standards – EN 13015

Takeover of the main lift attendant duties according to operating safety regulations
via the use of an electronic lift monitor.
C 2000 emergency call system

C 2000
Emergency call system – Connection to the Schmitt + Sohn emergency call centre
– 24h monitoring of the emergency call function
– Initiation and execution of passenger rescue measures
Lift monitor – Electronic lift monitor
Standards – EN 81-28
– EN 81-70
– TRBS 2181
– ÖNORM (AUSTRIAN STANDARD) B 2458
Included Additional service

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Service contracts Service contracts
C 2000 –
The emergency call system
The lift is equipped with safety devices to the highest technical standard. However, unforeseen
operational malfunctions and the trapping of passengers in the lift cannot always be avoided.
In this case, a quick reaction and professional assistance are essential.
The C 2000 emergency call system provides this assistance at the touch of a button.
– It detects when people are trapped in the lift.
– It connects the passenger with the 24h Schmitt + Sohn on-call centre.
– It ensures the professional care and release of trapped persons.
It therefore complies with the legal obligations incumbent on the operator.*
It also increases the availability of the lift system, in that the lift can be repaired and put
back into operation immediately. 24 hours per day, 365 days per year – by our own qualified
specialist personnel.
Options:
– C 2000 AWM – Takeover of the main lift attendant duties
The right solution when the provision of a lift attendant by the operator
is not possible or economically feasible.
– C 2000 Visio – Video misuse detection

100% avoidance of unforeseen additional costs caused by false emergency alarms.
– C 2000 Visio – Digital video monitoring

Effectively prevents material damage and vandalism.
C 2000 Emergency
Recommended for public facilities with a high passenger volume,
for example underground stations, tram stations and sports facilities.
C 2000 AWM
C 2000 Visio
C 2000 – Overview of services
call system
– C 2000 GSM – Emergency call via mobile radio
The quick and cost-effective alternative to a landline connection. Services
Immediately available with the use of a mobile telephone card. The installation of the
C 2000 GSM is carried out by Schmitt + Sohn. This avoids on-site installation work and the
associated costs and waiting times. Attractive mobile radio contract models with low basic
charges and inclusive minutes provide an economic alternative to a landline connection. Emergency call system – Connection to the certified* Schmitt + Sohn on-call centre
– 24h monitoring of the emergency call function
– Professional care of trapped persons
– Professional release by Schmitt + Sohn service technicians
*
Technical regulations for operating safety 3121 and 2181 – EN 81-28, EN 81-70, ÖNORM (AUSTRIAN STANDARD) B 2458
– Repair and recommissioning of the lift system
– Permanently monitored emergency power supply
– Control call function acc. 81-28
– Electronic misuse suppression
Lift monitor – Takeover of all main lift attendant duties

– Monitoring of stopping accuracy
– Cabin light monitoring
– Safety circuit monitoring
– Monitoring of the shaft and cabin doors
– Monitoring of the motor temperature
Standards – *TRBS 2181, TRBS 3121

– *EN 81-28, EN 81-70
– ÖNORM (AUSTRIAN STANDARD) B 2458
Communication – Digital telephone connection

– ISDN telephone connection
– GSM mobile radio network
Vandalism – Video misuse detection

– Digital video monitoring and documentation
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Service quality Service quality
Service quality
Service quality is founded on people.

By using exclusively our own service personnel, we
have full control over what we do and how we do it.
Entrepreneurial self-image by tradition. Obvious
basic steps which nevertheless create confidence.
In this way, every service technician within the company

looks after the same systems in their field over many
years. A consistency which means that our service tech-
nicians and fitters know their lifts and their previous
history exactly – the ideal prerequisite for preventive
measures and excellent on-site service. Regular further
training measures in the Schmitt + Sohn Academy and
the interchange through the company-wide knowledge
network keep our employees up to date with the latest
status of technology at all times.
We also ensure our outstanding service performance

by means of our development work and in-house
production. The direct interchange between service,
development and production enables us to react
flexibly to customer requirements. In this way, our
service technicians also obtain the know-how for
special components and individual solutions –
quickly and directly.
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Service quality Service quality
The diversity of lift systems in our care demands broad Our outstanding service is based on efficient tools and We maintain a detailed maintenance logbook for the
specialist knowledge. In addition to regional key users, our own qualified employees. Our claim is to provide reliable documentation of all work we carry out on eve-
specially trained experts and the Technical Bureau, our ry lift system in our care. In addition to the transparency
top quality service for every
service technicians are therefore also supported by a The preliminary internal works acceptance prior to ac- of services, this enables our trained specialist person-
comprehensive knowledge database. ceptance by the Central Monitoring Organisation (ZÜS) Schmitt + Sohn contract customer. nel to react more quickly in the event of a malfunction.
and handover to the customer includes the testing of
The central spare parts warehouse of Schmitt + Sohn every new lift “down to the last detail”, because smooth High availability is the essential basis for economic
is located in Nuremberg and stocks over 10,000 parts commissioning is for us an essential precept and an and cost-effective use of a lift system. Our specially
made by all manufacturers. All spare parts are stocked indispensable feature of outstanding service. trained service technicians recognise possible prob-
in the core of our technical logistics system. Most of lems in advance and rectify these as required.
these are original parts from our own production, all to Our maintenance checklist specifies the execution In this way, malfunctions are avoided by the timely
the same consistent high quality. of our activities during maintenance and servicing for replacement of wear parts.
every lift type, and forms the basis of our top quality
Our comprehensive spare parts manual is available to service on-site. Mobile data recording devices for gapless documenta-
our service technicians on mobile recording devices and tion of work and spare parts make up a further compo-
of course in printed form. nent of our service quality. All personnel involved in the
process have access to all relevant data at all times.
Our 500 service vehicles are mobile spare parts stores, This guarantees a targeted and fast flow of information.
carrying over 300 of the most important wear parts –
for full coverage, short reaction times and high availabi- Independent inspection organisations convince them-
lity directly on-site. selves of the execution of our services in accordance
If a special component is required, we react within with standardised criteria and specifications. In this
24 hours. For orders received before 16:00 hrs, we way, we ensure that we live up to our high quality claim.
deliver overnight from our central warehouse.
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Consultation Consultation
Consultation
Individually created modernisation concepts provide the

assurance of having taken into account all aspects of
economic and sustainable modernisation.
Optimised services result in reliable budgets

and ensure maximum availability.
Special tools and comprehensive specialist knowledge

form the basis of our consultation expertise. The energy
saving to be expected following a modernisation can be
calculated and displayed by means of an energy effi-
ciency measurement in combination with the S+ energy
forecast tool.
For us, comprehensive consultation also means the re-

view of the modernisation concept for possible support
through state subsidy measures.
Barrier-free and energy-efficient building modernisation
projects are subsidised by the KFW (Credit Institute for
Reconstruction) bank group.
Opatov Centre, Prague, Czech Republic
380 381
Consultation Consultation
Excellent consultation knows the answer.

Operators carry great responsibility.
Partners can share this:
Since 2015 , operators have been responsible for assessing risks associated
with the system (risk assessment) and accordingly providing necessary and
appropriate protection measures.
Manufacturer-independent performance of risk assessment (risk assess-

ment plus) through our specially trained personnel.
Operators of lift systems subject to monitoring requirements are obliged

under the Betriebssicherheitsverordnung (BetrSichV) (German Industrial
Safety and Health Ordinance) to operate the lift according to the latest
technological status, to maintain it in a proper condition, to monitor it and to
have the necessary repair and maintenance work carried out professionally.
The European standard DIN EN 13015 specifies all elements which must
be taken into account for proper maintenance. As a certified maintenance
company, Schmitt + Sohn has incorporated the DIN EN 13015 into its quality
management system acc. ISO 9000:2000.
Anyone who operates a lift system must ensure that emergency calls from a
cabin are responded to within an appropriate time, and that rescue meas-
ures are carried out properly.
This requires monitoring and regular checking of the serviceability of the lift
by a suitably qualified person on-site (lift attendant).
The C 2000 emergency call system in combination

with the lift monitoring module.
Every lift system subject to monitoring requirements must undergo an annu-

al, legally stipulated inspection by a ZÜS (central monitoring organisation).
Support by our specialist service personnel in the execution

of the legal inspection.
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13. Service
13.2 Contract customer
Contract customers Contract customers with Schmitt + Sohn
A contract partner with Schmitt + Sohn. This means: very personal service of the highest
with Schmitt + Sohn standard. Competent and around the clock. Reliable and with great responsibility. Convincing
through the tradition of an independent family company. Led by the classic values of a suc-
A partnership cessful partnership. With a strong team and modern production for all purposes. Hand in
hand at all times. Constantly present. Always at the customer’s side. Great satisfaction over
many years. Excellent service in your vicinity.
Personal
Competent
Available
13.3 Contract customer 13.3 Contract customer
Every Schmitt + Sohn contract customer Excellent service – this is what we stand for
enjoys all the benefits of a continually
optimised range of services.
Personal, competent and available at
all times, as has been the case for 100 years.
Personal
Every customer has their own personal service manager
for the complete duration of the contract who is respon-
sible for his customers and their systems. Every lift is
maintained by the same service technician. The result:
responsibility and quality.
Expertise
Service managers at Schmitt + Sohn have extensive
professional experience as service technicians. They are
familiar with the customer requirements and system
technology from their own experience. They know what
they are talking about, and you can rely on what they say.
The Schmitt + Sohn Academy creates knowledge through
systematic learning. All service managers and service
technicians benefit from regular further training meas-
ures. More than 100 trainees are today the basis for our
service of tomorrow. Investments which are valued by our
customers.
Available
Service from Schmitt + Sohn is available at all times.
This goes far beyond the possibility of contacting us.
If required, contract customers have access to the
complete logistics of a unique service system.
What our customers can rely on:
customer proximity, with 32 branches and sales offices
in Europe, 102 service managers, 410 qualified service
technicians, 48 key users and 5 technical support staff
members. Rapid availability of spare parts with 500 ser-
vice vehicles operating as mobile spare parts stores,
32 warehouses in branches and a central store in
Nuremberg which stocks over 10,000 parts. Fast reaction
times through our on-call service centre, which is
manned 24 hours a day for the organisation of our ser-
vice technicians.
Checking the shaft installation Checking the lift control

Fine adjustment of the door mechanism Installation precision – roller guide
10,000 parts availability, service 24 / 365 / 0 Door and portal production – quality control
Quality down to the last detail Experience and care
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Martin Grothmaak Registered designs:
Editorial staff: Tom Ziora The products shown here are regis-
Dr. Johannes Schmitt tered and protected in many cases as
Maximilian Schmitt Gerd Grimm Community designs by the Schmitt
Tim Goebel Markenschutzgesellschaft mbH
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Frank Schmidt Germany and in other countries.
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Schmitt + Sohn Aufzüge Colour variations may occur due to
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The company Schmitt + Sohn Elevators has been awarded internationally renowned design prizes for its
corporate design, the company presentation, its lift systems and lift series.
iF product design award 1997, Schmitt + Sohn Lift Systems

iF product design award 2008, Schmitt + Sohn Color Glas® Lifts
2009 Design Prize of the Federal Republic of Germany, nomination, Schmitt + Sohn Color Glas® Lifts
red dot award communication design 2011, Schmitt + Sohn Corporate Design
red dot award communication design 2011, Schmitt + Sohn Corporate Company Brochure
iF communication design award 2011, Schmitt + Sohn Company Brochure
2012 Design Prize of the Federal Republic of Germany, nomination, Schmitt + Sohn Company Brochure
Iconic Award 2014 für Schmitt + Sohn Produktbroschüren
Iconic Award 2014 für Schmitt + Sohn Messestand Bau 2013
Aufzugswerke Iconic Award 2014 für Schmitt + Sohn Neubau Niederlassung Coburg
M. Schmitt + Sohn GmbH & Co. KG Iconic Award 2014 für Schmitt + Sohn Color Glas® Aufzüge
Hadermühle 9–15 Iconic Award 2014 für Schmitt + Sohn Forum Produkt
D-90402 Nuremberg German Design Award 2015, Special Mention für Schmitt + Sohn Corporate Design
German Design Award 2015, Special Mention für Schmitt + Sohn Color Glas® Aufzüge
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ELEVATORS

1,500 90,000 1,600 9001

Our values Our Products

3. Hospital lifts 93 – 124

4. Cargo lifts 125 – 170

5. Glass and panorama elevators 171 – 198

6. Escalators / Moving walkways 199 – 204

7. Hoistway frames 205 – 214

8. Doors and portals 215 – 236

9. Cabs 237 – 266

10. Cabin equipment 267 – 342

11. Drives and control units 343 – 352

12. Modernization 353 – 366

13. Service 367 – 387

Created by the enthusiasm of 1,600 dedicated employees and 100 years of

Welcome to Schmitt + Sohn.

Germany Austria Portugal

Service 24: +49 (0) 800 24 00 365

90402 Nürnberg 85748 Garching 6020 Innsbruck Porto

45141 Essen Czech Republic

1.1 General Planning Information

1.2 Construction in existing buildings

1.3 Energy efficiency

New system or modernisation Cabin size and carrying capacity

270 (Door set)

270 (Door set)

door dimensions possible or required according to Machine room

Doors, door connections Building structural calculations /

270 (Door set)

270 (Door set)

Concrete or glass shaft

Building structural calculations

270 (Door set)

270 (Door set)

A shaft smoke extraction system can reduce the energy

9 Frequency-regulated drive Reduction of the connection load by electronically regulated

10 LED lighting Use of LED instead of halogen lighting

European Directives (Extract)

EN 12016 Electromagnetic compatibility

EN 81-31 Safety regulations for the construction and installation of lifts

Trade all federal states Lifting systems operational ordinance (BGBLA_2014_II_228_HBV2009)

ÖNORM B 8115-1 Noise protection and room acoustics in structural engineering –

– Doors opening on one side / doors opening centrally

Please also observe the Notes on planning in Chapter 1.

TB With load capacities > 1,000 kg and/or v = 1.6 m/s on request.

With load capacities > 1,000 kg and/or v = 1.6 m/s on request.

SB 1450 SB 1600 TB 900

450 kg 525 kg 800 kg

6 Persons 7 Persons 10 Persons 10 Persons

15 Persons 15 Persons 1600 kg 1600 kg

SB 2350 SB 2450 TB 1300

KB 1800 KB 1800 TB 1400

SB 2600 SB 2700 KB 2000

TB 800 TB 900 TB 900 TB 900

SB 1450 SB 1600 TB 900 TB 900

SB 1600 SB 2000 TB 900 TB 900

TB 900 TB 900 TB 1100 TB 1100

KB 1100 KB 1100 TB 1100 TB 1100

SB 1650 SB 2000 KB 1200 KB 1200

TB 900 TB 900 TB 1300 TB 1300

TB 1300 TB 1300 TB 1300

KB 1500 KB 1500 KB 2000

SB 2350 SB 2450 SB 2800