HYDRAULIC
Controllers for hydraulic power units, as a full cabinet or a compact box when the machine room is already taken by the power unit. They cover housing, goods lifts and refurbishment work, which is where the hydraulic elevator still makes sense.
In a hydraulic installation the panel does not regulate a traction motor: it governs pump start-up and the emergency sequence. On a hydraulic lift that sequence is a controlled descent to the nearest floor level so the doors can be opened and passengers released without mechanical intervention, and it is the underlying functional difference against a traction controller.
The second constraint is space. The power unit takes the machine room and leaves little margin for a conventional cabinet, especially in refurbishment. That is why the same controller exists in two formats: a cabinet, where there is room and everything should be grouped and accessible from the front, and a box, where the available space is already committed and what is wanted is a tighter enclosure that arrives pre-wired and does not force anyone to redo wiring in a space that is awkward to work in.
The third is thermal and duty-related. A hydraulic power unit works with high-draw pump starts and longer gaps between trips than a traction elevator in an office building, and that shapes decisions about protection devices and controller timings. Parameters and times are adjustable so the unit matches the building's real traffic rather than sitting on factory values.
In the ORIÓN architecture the hydraulic version keeps the 2-wire RS-485 serial link between panel and car, the IP22 steel cabinet, positioning with SCHMERSAL magnets and magnetic detectors, and GERVALL limit switches as safety contacts: the drive changes, the build and safety criteria do not.
All of these are configured against the installation: number of floors, the characteristics of the power unit already fitted, door type and applicable standards determine the build. There is no stock reference to order blind, which is exactly why the power unit's data sheet is the first thing we ask for when quoting.
Hydraulic version of the ORIÓN controller, with the same 2-wire serial architecture and boards configured per installation.
WHEN THIS ONEWhen you want the 2-wire serial architecture and an IP22 steel cabinet carrying only the boards each configuration needs. The most configurable of the three.
MOVILIFT control for hydraulic power units, with pump start control and emergency lowering management.
WHEN THIS ONEA MOVILIFT cabinet with protections and control grouped, pump start control and emergency lowering management. The direct option where the machine room takes a cabinet.
Box format for hydraulic installations with limited space, delivered pre-wired with its loom set and inspection station.
WHEN THIS ONEThe same scope in box format, pre-wired and with its inspection station. The answer when the constraint on the project is the free dimensions of the room.
BR-400 control board, 279 × 124 mm, with status display, absolute encoder management and multiplex operation.
WHEN THIS ONEWhen the project calls for a hydraulic controller running fully serial between car and landing, up to 32 stops and multiplex grouping across up to eight installations.
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