Controller interface
Connects to the elevator's existing controller to read live status, faults and operating data, fitted to new installations or retrofitted to lifts already in service.
Connected devices/Connected device
Remote monitoring and a live management board for elevators: uptime, faults and service in one place.
Every elevator connected to the cloud and monitored continuously. Equipment health, faults, door cycles and trips stream in real time, so service teams get predictive alerts before a breakdown and building owners watch their whole portfolio from one live board.
When an elevator stalls, tenants are stranded, the building manager is furious, and the manufacturer or maintenance company often only finds out by phone. Service is reactive: a technician is dispatched blind, diagnoses on site, then returns with parts. There is no continuous view of equipment health, no early warning before a breakdown, and no data to plan maintenance around how the equipment is actually used.
Elevator Cloud connects each elevator to the cloud and monitors it continuously. Equipment health, faults, door cycles, trips and performance stream in real time. The service team gets predictive alerts before a breakdown, technicians arrive knowing the fault and the part, and building owners get a live management board showing the status of their whole portfolio. Reactive call-outs become planned, condition-based maintenance.
Connects to the elevator's existing controller to read live status, faults and operating data, fitted to new installations or retrofitted to lifts already in service.
Reads door cycles, trips, run counts, travel time and fault codes directly from the equipment.
Optional sensors for vibration, temperature and door performance to spot wear before failure.
An always-on gateway streaming data to the cloud, with buffering through network dead zones.
Real-time equipment health and performance for every connected elevator, around the clock.
Early warning of faults and wear, so issues are resolved before they become breakdowns or entrapments.
A clear dashboard showing portfolio status, ongoing activities, performance indicators and usage statistics, readable at a glance even by non-technical managers.
Instant notification of faults and passenger entrapments, with technician ETA shared to the board.
Plan service around real usage and equipment condition instead of fixed calendar visits.
Full maintenance history, contracts and records per elevator in one place.
Trips, run hours, availability and usage statistics that prove uptime and inform planning.
Manage one building or a national portfolio of elevators from a single platform.
Give building owners visibility into their own equipment's health and service status.
Built into new lifts or retrofitted to existing ones, reading the controller.
Health, faults and usage flow to the cloud continuously.
Every elevator's status on one live board.
Predictive alerts drive condition-based service.
Wanting connected, monitored equipment and recurring digital-service revenue across their installed base.
Servicing many elevators and moving from reactive call-outs to predictive maintenance.
Needing live visibility and uptime assurance across their buildings.
Your elevator models, controllers, fault definitions and reports. Set up around how your equipment and service actually work.
Connects to new lifts and retrofits to equipment already in service.
Predictive monitoring turns break-fix into planned, contracted maintenance.
Bring more units and buildings online as your installed base expands.
Yes. The connectivity unit connects to the lift's existing controller and is fitted to new installations or retrofitted to elevators already in service.
It monitors equipment health continuously and sends predictive alerts before a fault becomes a breakdown or entrapment, so service teams act ahead of the call.
Yes. A live management board shows portfolio status, and owners get visibility into their own equipment's health and service status.