Inductive elevators
The development of cable-free and shaft independently driven cabins is a revolution in the elevator business.
Introduction
A conventional elevator is guided in shafts with long and heavy wires moving along with the cabin, thereby limiting height and travel speed. Moreover, the construction with cables is subject to wear and tear. The use of hanging cables is not possible for inclinator elevators. Linear drive technology from ENRX, with contactless power supply, enables cabins to move both horizontally and vertically. A construction without cables is also visually appealing for façade elevators.
- Flexible and robust design
- Independent cabin control and maintenance-free operations
- Ideal architectural solution for indoor and outdoor elevators
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The Dockland Hamburg building project utilized the revolutionary elevator with wireless power transfer from ENRX.
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Each cabin has its linear drive. With inductive power transfer systems, cabins can move both horizontally and vertically.
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ENRX enables a true revolution in the elevator business with cable-free, shaft-independently driven cabins.
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The Hermes Tower in Hannover is the first elevator in Europe with contactless power transmission.
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When supplying power to rail-mounted cabins, a continuous inductive contactless supply is generally required along the entire path of travel.
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ENRX Inductive power supply is made for high speed traveling over long-distance, emission-free and resistant to harsh environments.
