8 Critical Safety Mechanisms • ERIS-NEXA Elevators
8 Critical Safety Mechanisms Engineered for Life
Proven across 1,380+ active installations with zero critical failures. 100% compliant with Bureau of Indian Standards (IS 14665 & 17900) and European EN 81 safety codes.
ARD (Automatic Rescue Device)
Battery-backed system navigating car to nearest landing and unlocking doors during grid outages.
Zero Entrapment GuaranteeBi-Directional Overspeed Governor
Centrifugal mechanical brake arresting car motion instantly if speed exceeds 115% of rated limit.
Fail-Safe Mechanical Wedge154-Beam Infrared Light Curtain
Full-height optical curtain detecting obstacles within 10ms to prevent physical contact or pinching.
Anti-Pinch Instant ReversalHeavy-Duty Hydraulic Pit Buffers
Energy-absorbing hydraulic damping buffers safeguarding cabin and counterweight in terminal overtravel.
Certified Energy DissipationElectronic Overload Protection
Precision load-cells sounding audio-visual alerts and disabling drive when rated payload is exceeded.
Acoustic & Optical BuzzerFireman Emergency Return Drive
Fire-alarm integrated override recalling the car to ground landing for rapid firefighter rescue.
NBC Fire Code CompliantPhase Failure & Inversion Relay
Continuous 3-phase monitor guarding against voltage spikes, phase inversion, and motor burnout.
Motor Burnout ProtectionIoT RMS Telemetry & Intercom
24/7 cloud telemetry paired with hands-free cabin emergency rescue dispatch intercom.
24/7 Tele-Diagnostic MonitoringStrict Adherence to National & Global Codes
IS 14665 (Part 1-5)
Bureau of Indian Standards safety guidelines for electric traction passenger, goods, and hospital elevators.
EN 81-20 & EN 81-50
European safety rules for the construction and installation of lifts and lift components.
ISO 9001:2015
International quality management certification guaranteeing rigorous fabrication and testing procedures.
National Building Code (NBC)
Complete integration with Part 8 Building Services for fire-fighting, barrier-free accessibility, and seismic resilience.