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X300 Mark II Lift

Why Consider Installing a Home Elevator with a GSM Emergency Backup Communication System?

Power loss is one of the most critical situations to consider when installing a home elevator. The following are the benefits of installing a home elevator with a GSM emergency backup:

  • They maintain contact during a power failure
  • They are not dependent on any landline or internet connectivity
  • They allow for a quicker response to an emergency situation
  • They give more confidence to users that are elderly and children
  • They provide another layer of safety for users and are considered superior to mechanical devices
X300 Mark II Plus Lift

Homes Where GSM Emergency Communication Is Especially Important

  • Power outages or unreliable electrical supply
  • Aged households where older citizens may reside and/or have physically or mentally challenged family members within the household
  • Frequent use of an elevator by multiple users throughout a given day
  • Homeowners who desire the highest level of assurance regarding safety
  • High-end villas, duplexes, and other homes where preparation for emergencies is critical

Specifications and System Capabilities

Communication Technology

GSM (cellular)

System Activation

Automatic operation during power outage and/or emergency situations

Backup Power

In the event of power failure, an alternate source of power is provided to the system for communication purposes only

In-Cabin Emergency Interface

By pressing a button, users can call emergency services while inside the elevator

Connectivity

Uses cellular technology and is not limited to a landline or Wi-Fi connection

Emergency Call Programming

Emergency numbers are pre-programmed into the system for ease of access

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What happens during a power cut while using a GSM home elevator?

The system will switch to backup systems. While you are in the elevator, you will have access to the automated GSM operation, which will enable you to place your emergency call.

2. Is a landline required for GSM emergency communication?

No. The GSM emergency communication system operates on the cellular network, so there is no need to connect a landline telephone line or the internet to place emergency calls.

3. Does the GSM emergency system work if I’m stuck between floors?

Yes. Should the user become stuck in a mid-travel position, the GSM system will provide instant access to emergency services.

4. Would this system be beneficial to senior citizens?

Yes. Senior citizens or individuals with physical disabilities benefit from having the most secure form of transportation and immediate access to assistance.

5. Will the GSM emergency communication system provide all the benefits of other safety systems?

No. The GSM emergency communication system functions in conjunction with mechanical, battery, and electrical safety systems rather than replacing them.