Designing specifically for elevator controller, the EC10 panel and EX16 floor extension boards provide customers with the most secured, scalable, versatile and affordable access control solutions available today.Floor access can be restricted based on various user credentials, including fingerprint, proximity card and/or password. Pre-defined time schedules can also be used to control floor access. During normal visits/business hours, unrestricted floor access can also be permitted

Our elevator controllers with German technology has enabled a shield to protect people and their loved ones. With 10 floor access control and an additional extention of floors has made our products economical and advanced in performance.

An elevator controller is an electronic device that is responsible for managing the movement of elevators. It controls the speed, direction, and stopping of the elevator by communicating with various sensors and motor controls. The controller receives inputs from the elevator call buttons, floor indicators, and safety devices, such as door sensors and emergency stop buttons.

Using this information, it determines the most efficient route for the elevator to take and sends commands to the motor and brake systems to ensure that the elevator moves safely and smoothly between floors. The elevator controller is an essential component of any elevator system, as it ensures the safe and efficient transportation of people and goods in tall buildings.

An elevator controllers is a device that manages the operation of an elevator system. It serves as the “brain” of the elevator and coordinates all of its various components, including the motor, brakes, doors, and safety mechanisms. The controllers receives signals from the elevator’s call buttons and sensors and uses that information to determine the elevator’s current position and where it needs to go next.

It then sends signals to the motor and brakes to move the elevator to the desired location and stop it there. The controller also manages the opening and closing of the elevator doors and ensures that they remain safely locked while the elevator is in motion. In modern elevator systems, the controller may be a computerized device that uses sophisticated algorithms to optimize the performance of the elevator and minimize energy usage.