Machine-Room-Less Elevator: in Compliance With The Standards of EN81-20 and EN81-50

Machine-Room-Less Elevator
In Compliance With the Standards of EN81-20 and EN81-50

Product Concept
“Made in Fujitec”
By providing people with the safe and reliable elevators that
Fujitec manufactures in-house, Fujitec is building trust with
people around the world.
By manufacturing safe and reliable elevators,
we are building trust with people around the world.
Fujitec’s “Global Common Components” are used in
the REXIA brand. The quality of components, such
as traction machines, elevator controllers, and
operating fixtures, is controlled through Fujitec’s
integrated system of global quality management.
Elevators with the same high quality will be provided
by Fujitec’s global production base under the
concept of “Made in Fujitec”.
More than 70-Year History in the Business of Elevator,

Escalator and Moving Walks
Since the foundation of Fujitec in 1948, seeing the market
from a global perspective and having the spirit of being a top
global company, Fujitec has been a global leading
manufacturer of elevators, escalators, and moving walks.
Fujitec has been providing the people with leading-edge
technologies and global standards of product.
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Product Concept
Safety & Reliability

All control-related components ranging from control
circuits to inverters are independently developed by
Fujitec, so that highly reliable elevator operation is
established. When the elevator control system
assembled with Fujitec’s reliable component parts
detects the possibility of the occurrence of elevator
malfunction, it operates in order to maintain the
elevator operation stable and efficient.
Ecology
In REXIA elevators, the gearless traction machines
with a permanent magnetic synchronous motor
assure low power consumption. Also, the electric
power regenerative unit equipped between the
elevator controller and the power supply saves the
electrical energy consumption in the building.
Fujitec contributes to global society by providing for
ecology-conscious products, reflecting on them 70
years of knowledge and technologies accumulated
through the manufacturing of elevators.
Comfort Design
Under Fujitec’s universal designs, newly adopted
buttons for elevator operating fixtures are highly
visible and tactually recognizable, and the numbers
and letters shown on aesthetically refined displays
can be easily seen and read.
Also, various styles for the decoration of elevator
interior and landing floors provide the passengers
with a superb and comfortable riding experience.
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Contents
Safety & Reliability 5
Ecology 9
Comfort Design 11
Car Design 13
Color and Pattern Variations 21
Ceiling Design 23
Options 24
Entrance Design 25
EN81-70 Requirements 26
Car Operating Boards 27
Hall Fixtures 29
Capacity SPEED (m/s)

(kg) 1.0 1.5 1.75 2.0 2.5
Specification Details 31
450
630
Work by Others 36
800
1000
Global Operations 38
1200
1275
1350
1600
1800
2000
Note: Application of capacity and speed may differ due to specification.
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Distributed Control System

COP: Control Panel
OTHER CARS
COB: Car Operating Board ■ A 32-bit data bus provides high-speed and
MIC: Microcomputer
IN: Hall Indicator
high-precision data transmission of input-
output command signals between each
HOISTWAY CABLE microprocessor located in control panels,
TOP FLOOR
hall-call / car-call buttons, hall indicators and
DOOR CONTROL hall lanterns
■ High-speed data transfer with multiple

protocols enables large-scale data process-
ing at ten times the normal speed. This also
improves the ability to monitor elevator
running speed, landing precision and
operating reliability as well as input-output
command signals of car operating fixtures
and operation indicators.
■ The bus system is employed for data

transmission between microcomputers
located in every hall-call fixture, car
CAR
operating board, and control panel.
This bus system has strong protection
TRAVELING
CABLE against signal interference and has system-
extending capability.
An elevator operation system with multiple microcomputers makes maximum use of a “Distributed Control System.” Hall indicators,
car operating boards, and control panels incorporate high-performance microcomputers. These independent microcomputers
analyze elevator operating conditions utilizing self-diagnostic functions and implement immediate control of elevator operations.
Also, data transmission buses between microcomputers increase data processing capability.
FLEX-NX series -Elevator Group Supervisory Control System- (GSC)
Fujitec has adopted the “Virtual Passenger Optimization

Comparison Simulation with Conventional Group Supervisory Control System
Method” as a new elevator group control system.
Comparison of Average Daily Waiting Time
This system controls elevator group operation by virtually 35
calculating passenger waiting time in advance based on 30

Average Waiting Time (sec.)
past accumulated data, such as passenger travel patterns 25
and passenger volume at each floor. Also, this method 20
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comprehensively calculates passenger waiting time
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based on extrapolated data of probable future passengers,
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how many passengers will come to a certain floor when a
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hall call is registered and/or how many passengers will 6:00 9:00 12:00 15:00 18:00 21:00
Time
come to a certain floor when no hall call is registered. Conventional Group Supervisory Control System　　　
This comprehensive analysis reflects whole building traffic Virtual Passenger Optimization Method
conditions for efficient elevator operation control as well as * The graph shows the results of a simulation to reproduce the daily traffic in an actual high-rise condominium having
three elevator units and 33 stops.
reducing daily passenger waiting time by up to 10 %.
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- Destination Floor Guidance System -
Elevator Operating System with EZSHUTTLE Low Zone Mid Zone High Zone
Passengers are waiting in front of the Each group of passengers can ride
elevators indicated on the entry terminals. in the elevator bound for its destination.
Before Elevator’s Arrival At the Time of Passengers’ Riding
GSC System
A B C A B C
Intelligence
Computer
Neuro GSO
Destination floor call

Assignment control Module
Fuzzy GSO In an elevator operating system with EZSHUTTLE, passengers
Virtual Passenger
Optimization Module are required to register their destinations at the elevator floors
rather than conventionally registering them inside the elevator.
The EZSHUTTLE system then guides passengers to their
Supervisory Supervisory
Computer I Computer II
assigned elevators, which will have been selected to minimize the
number of destination stops
based on the registered
destinations.
This passenger guidance and
Elevator Elevator Elevator elevator assignment provides
Controller Controller Controller passengers with uncongested
elevator service and a reduction
in passenger riding time by
* Based on comparisons of passenger riding time obtained under a
conventional elevator operating system and that under a simulated 50%* at peak travel periods.
EZSHUTTLE-equipped elevator operating system.
Night-Time Self-Checking Operation

- A safety enhancement for increased reliability -
Mechanical brake conditions are automatically checked by moving the elevator during the night time
while not receiving any car and hall calls. This night-time self-checking operation increases
passenger safety and contributes to a high after-sales product quality.
Multi-Beam Sensor
Multi-beam Sensor emits multiple infrared beams, creating an
invisible curtain covering the entire doorway. If any of the beams
is interrupted, the closing doors will stop and reopen.
This function results in a significantly higher detection rate of a
passenger and/or an object in the doorway.
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Elevators complying with EN81-20 and EN81-50

The new elevator standards of EN81-20 and EN81-50 have been released
by European Committee for Standardization, making void the former
standards of EN81-1 and EN81-2. The requirements for the production
and installation of elevators are stated in EN81-20; the requirements for
the inspection and test of their component parts in EN81-50. In response
to this release, the specifications of Fujitec elevators have been updated.
The following are several main items adopted for the arrangement of
elevator specifications.
For Passengers
1 Prevention of the Occurrence of
the Ascending Elevator’s Overspeed
(ACOP: Ascending Car Overspeed Protection)
In order for the ascending elevator not to overspeed, the elevator system is
equipped with ascending car overspeed protection means.
2 Protection against an Unintended Movement of Elevator

(UCMP: Unintended Car Movement Protection)
Unintended movement of a car is detected by an independent safety-purpose

control circuit. This function increases the safety of passengers.
3 Strength of Landings and Car Doors

The strength of landing and car doors is enhanced in order for them to be retained
in their given position. The safety of passengers at landing floors and inside car has
been increased.
4 Provision of Enough Lighting Intensity inside the Elevator

a) the lighting intensity of ceiling light 100 lux or more 1 meter above car floor
b) the lighting intensity of emergency light 5 lux or more 1 meter above car floor
(1-hour lighting period is required.)
5 Multi-Beam Sensor on Elevator Door

for Passenger Safety
For the enhancement of the safety of passengers entering and leaving from the
elevator, multi-beam sensor is provided and installed on car door based on the
following.
a) Multi-beam sensor detects an obstacle of which the diameter is 50 mm or more.
b) Multi-beam sensor must detect the obstacle within the vertical range from 25 mm
to 1600 mm above door sill.
c) When detecting the obstacle, the closing door must stop and open automatically.
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For Maintenance Staff
1 Refuge Space on Car Roof
and Clearance in Headroom
The layout of elevator equipment on car roof
and overhead space complies with the
requirements of EN81-20. Due to this
compliance, refuge space is increased for the
safety of maintenance staff.
2 Balustrades on Car Roof

The height and strength of the balustrades on
the car roof are increased based on the
requirements of EN81-20. This increase
contributes to the reduction of the risk that a
maintenance person falls into the hoistway.
3 Provision of Inspection Control

Station in Hoistway Pit
To ensure more safety for the maintenance staff
working in the pit, Inspection Control Station is
added in the bottom of the hoistway.
4 Refuge Space and Clearance

in Hoistway Pit
Layout of elevator equipment in the hoistway
pit based on the requirements of EN81-20
creates larger refuge space and ensures more
safety for the maintenance staff.
5 Safe Design and Enough Strength

of Pit Access Ladder
In order for the maintenance staff to safely
enter the hoistway pit, strengthening of a pit
access ladder with safe design is required.
For details of the full requirements, see the official document of EN81-20 and EN81-50.
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Ecology
No Elevator Machine Room Results in Space Saving
Machine room is no longer required for REXIA.This remarkable feature reduces

construction cost, and increases the freedom of layout design in the building.
Gearless Traction Machine

with Permanent Magnetic Synchronous Motor
The gearless traction machines with a permanent magnetic synchronous motor assure
high riding comfort quality and low power consumption.
This newly adopted technology reduces the weight and size of a traction machine,
because gears are no longer required for elevator speed control.
In addition, REXIA’s small machines require less motor capacity and power consumption compared to
conventional elevators. The differences are shown below.
Given elevator operating conditions:

1) The maximum number of elevator operations per day: 600 times
2) The travel distance in a single operation: 30 meters
3) The rated speed: 1.0 meter per second
4) The rated load: 1200 kgs.
Required Motor Capacity
REXIA Elevator (PMGL) 8 kW

Conventional Elevator (ACGD) 11 kW
Energy-efficient Traction Machines reduce power consumption and CO2 emission.
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LED Lights on Car Ceiling
Fujitec’s adoption of energy-efficient, long-lasting LED
downlights for car ceiling light saves energy, and leads to the
preservation of environment.
Filament Light Bulb LED Light Bulb Improvement Results
Lifetime approx. 1,500 hours approx. 20,000 hours approx. 13 times
Wattage 90 W 9W 1/10 (one-tenth)
Electric Power Regenerative Unit

The adoption of electric power regenerative unit instead of conventional heat dissipation resistor allows the
traction-machine-produced electricity to be fed back to the building’s electrical facilities. The amount of electricity
fed back to the facilities is equivalent to nearly 35 % * of the whole amount of electricity consumed by the
corresponding type of elevator with heat dissipation resistor.
*: The value of this percentage differs based on the specifications of the elevator and its usage.
Power Regenerative Unit
Control Gearless
Power Supply
Panel Machine
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Comfort Design
The latest human engineering technologies are reflected on the REXIA elevators.
As the function of man-machine interface, tactile characters and letters are
adopted for the buttons on the elevator operating boards and the elevator call
buttons in the hall fixtures. Also, the devices and functional systems for the
creation of comfort for the elevator passengers are equipped in the elevator.
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Tactile Letters and Characters
for Operating Buttons
Standard
Tactile letters and characters are adopted for the elevator operating buttons. They are raised
from the surface of the buttons in order for a passenger to recognize the assigned function for
each button. Their unique design functions as a friendly interface between the passengers and
the elevators.
IONFUL
(Plasmacluster™* ION Generating Device)
Optional
The first elevator company that installed a

Plasmacluster Ion generating device in an
elevator is Fujitec. The device built in an
elevator’s ventilation unit disinfects airborne
mold, bacteria, viruses, allergens, and odor
molecules as well as creating clean air in
the elevator. This increases the comfort of
passengers.
※Plasmacluster is a trademark of Sharp Corporation.
VONIC
(Automatic Voice Announcement System)
Optional
A computerized voice system provides passengers with

timely information about car directions, car arrivals, door
opening and closing, and emergencies, etc.
(Voice announcement is made in English. At the customer’s
request, it may be made in another language.)
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Car Design
Standard Car Design
Panel: Steel Sheet with Paint Finish

Car Ceiling: CT-GS01:
Color in the image: white (5AABJ001)
(Ceiling with LED Downlights)
The other two standard colors are available.
Steel Sheet with Paint Finish
Car Panel, Car Transom,
Color in the image: light green (5AABJ008)
Return Panel, Car Door
The other seven standard colors are available.
PVC Tiles
Car Floor:
Color in the image: white (L51)
PVC Tiles with 2-mm Thickness
The other five standard PVC tiles are available.
Car Sill Extruded Aluminum
Type: COB-GS01
Car Operating Board
Stainless Steel with Hairline Finish
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Color Variation
For Car Ceiling
5AABJ001 5AABJ002 5AABJ003
White Ivory Light Gray
For Car Panel
(Light Green: 5AABJ008) (Ivory: 5AABJ004)
(Ocean Blue: 5AABJ009) (Light Gray: 5AABJ005)
(Silver: 5AABJ010) (Beige: 5AABJ006)
(Gold: 5AABJ011) (Sakura: 5AABJ007)
For Car Floor

L51 L52 L53 L54 L55 L56
White Light Gray Medium Gray Black Light Brown Brown
* Actual colors may differ from the image.

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Car Design
Design 1
CT-GS01
Ceiling with LED downlights
Car Ceiling
Color: Light Gray (5AABJ003)
Car Panel Stainless Steel with Hairline Finish
Return Panel Stainless Steel with Hairline Finish
Car Transom Stainless Steel with Hairline Finish
Car Door Stainless Steel with Hairline Finish
Car Floor
Color in the image: Light Gray (L52)
COB-GS02
Car Operating Board
Ventilation Fan With Two Air vents
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Design 2
CT-GC03
Ceiling with indirect lighting LED downlights
Car Ceiling
Color: Ivory (5AABJ002)
Car Panel Color: Gold (5AABJ011)
Car Door
Color: Gold (5AABJ011)
Car Floor
Color: Brown (L56)
COB-GS01
Car Operating Board
Side: Stainless Steel with Hairline Titanium-Gold-Finished (CPH-GC04)
Handrail
Rear: Stainless Steel with Hairline Finish (CPH-GC01)
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Car Design
Design 3
CT-GC02
Ceiling with indirect lighting LED tubes
Car Ceiling
Color: Light Gray (5AABJ003)
Car Panel Stainless Steel with Mirror Finish
Return Panel Stainless Steel with Mirror Finish
Car Transom Stainless Steel with Mirror Finish
Car Door Stainless Steel with Mirror Finish
Car Floor
Color: Light Gray (L52)
COB-GC01
Car Operating Board
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Design 4
CT-GC02
Ceiling with indirect lighting LED tubes
Car Ceiling
Color: White (5AABJ001)
Stainless Steel with Etching Finish
Car Panel
Pattern: PH-103C
Car Door
Pattern: PH-103C
Car Floor
Color: Medium Gray (L53)
COB-GC02
Car Operating Board
Mirror Upper-side Full-width Mirror
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Car Design
Design 5
CT-GC01
Ceiling with indirect lighting LED lamps
Car Ceiling
Car Panel
Color: Ivory (5AABJ004) & Ocean Blue (5AABJ009)
Return Panel
Car Transom
Ocean Blue (5AABJ009)
Car Door
Ocean Blue (5AABJ009)
Car Floor
Color: Black (L54)
COB-GC01
Car Operating Board
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Design 6
CT-GC01 with ventilation fans, Ceiling with indirect lighting LED lamps
Car Ceiling
Steel Sheet with Paint Finish, Color: White (5AABJ001)
Side Panels:
Pattern: PH-313
Car Panel at the Center: Full-Height Mirrored Stainless Steel
Rear Panels: at the Sides: Stainless Steel with Etching Finish
Pattern: PH-313
Car Door Stainless Steel with Etching Finish, Pattern: PH-313
Car Floor PVC Tiles with 2-mm Thickness, Color: Light Brown (L55)
Car Operating Board COB-GC02, Stainless Steel with Hairline Finish
Handrail Stainless Steel Plate with Hairline Finish (CPH-GC02)
Mirror Full-Height Mirror Panel flush with Car Panel
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Color and Pattern Variations
For Car Ceiling;

Paint Finish (Flat finish)
5AABJ001 5AABJ002 5AABJ003
White Ivory Light Gray
For Car Panel, car Door,

Landing Door and Landing Transom;
Etching Patterns
PH-103C PH-112B PH-113A
PH-206 PH-130 PH-313
PH-649 PH-703 PH-801
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For Car Panel, Return Panel, Car Door, Car Transom,
Jamb, Landing Door and Landing Transom;
Paint Finish (Semi-gloss finish)
5AABJ004 5AABJ005 5AABJ006 5AABJ007 5AABJ008 5AABJ009 5AABJ010 5AABJ011
Ivory Light Gray Beige Sakura Light Green Ocean Blue Silver Gold
For Car Floor;

PVC Tiles (2-mm Thickness)
L51 L52 L53 L54 L55 L56
White Light Gray Medium Gray Black Light Brown Brown
Note:
(1) Actual colors may differ from the image. (2) The dimensions of an actual pattern differ from the image. (3) The scale of an actual design differs from the image.
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Ceiling Design
Standard Optional
CT-GS01 *1 CT-GC02 *2, *5
Lighting: LED Downlights Lighting: Indirect Lighting LED tubes

Panel: Paint Finish Panel: Paint Finish
Emergency Exit*3
Air vent*4
CT-GC01 *1 CT-GC03 *2
Lighting: Indirect Lighting LED Lamps Lighting: Indirect Lighting LED Downlights
Panel: Paint Finish Panel: Paint Finish
Emergency Exit*3 Emergency Exit*3
Air vent*4
Note:
*1. Clear Ceiling Height: 2350mm, Top Ceiling Height: 2350mm
*2. Clear Ceiling Height: 2250mm, Top Ceiling Height: 2400mm
*3. Emergency exit (Required). Applicable for the above ceiling designs.
*4. Two Air vents added when Car Ventilation Fan is applied (Optional Specification)
23 *5. When the car interior width is greater than 1650mm, the acrylic ceiling will be divided into four sheets instead of two.
Options
Handrail
CPH-GS01 CPH-GC01 CPH-GC02
Pipe Handrail with curved ends Pipe Handrail with straight ends Flat-plate Handrail with curved ends
CPH-GC03 CPH-GC04 CPH-GC05
Titanium-Gold-Finished Pipe Handrail with Titanium-Gold-Finished Pipe Handrail with Titanium-Gold-Finished Flat-plate Handrail with
curved ends straight ends curved ends
Mirror
Standard Wall-Mounted Mirror Upper-side Full-width Mirror Full-height Mirror Panel flush with Car Panel
Note: Material for mirror panel is required to be confirmed. 24

Entrance Design
Standard
Entrance with Narrow Jambs

Landing Door
Color: Sakura (5AABJ007)
Jamb
Color: Sakura (5AABJ007)
Sill Extruded Aluminum
Orange Dot-Matrix
Vertical Indicator
Hall Indicator LEDs
with Hall Buttons (IN-GS01) Stainless Steel with
Faceplate
Hairline Finish
Installed at Top floor
Emergency Operation Panel
(EOP) Stainless Steel with
Faceplate
Hairline Finish
Optional
Entrance with Wide Jambs

Landing Door Stainless Steel with Hairline Finish
Jamb Stainless Steel with Hairline Finish
Hall Lantern Round Jewel Mounted Hairline-Surface Stainless
(HLL-GS01) Steel with Inclined Rims at its Bottom
Hall Buttons Tactile Button Incorporated Hairline-Surface Stainless
(HB-GS01) Steel with Inclined Rims at its Top
Emergency Installed at Top floor
Operation Panel
(EOP) Faceplate Stainless Steel with Hairline Finish
Optional
Entrance with Wide Jambs and Transom

Landing Door
Pattern: PH-112B
Jamb Stainless Steel with Hairline Finish
Hall Indicator
Horizontal Indicator Orange Dot-Matrix LEDs
(IN-GS01)
Hall Buttons Tactile Button Incorporated Hairline-Surface Stainless
(HB-GS01) Steel with Inclined Rims at its Top
Emergency Installed at Top floor
Operation Panel Stainless Steel with
(EOP) Faceplate
Hairline Finish
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EN81-70 Requirements
Required Heights for Landing Fixtures

Indicator Arrows
700mm
Buttons
1. The indicator arrows are required to

1800mm
be positioned between 1800mm and

2500mm from the floor level.
1100mm
2. Maximum height between the floor
level and the centerline of the
highest button is 1100mm.
Floor Finish Level
Minimum Car Size and Recommended Entrance Width:
1. For TYPE 1,
the required minimum width of
entrance is 800 mm.
2. For TYPE 2,
900-mm width is recommended for
the entrance.
3. For TYPE 3,
1100-mm width is recommended for
the entrance.
TYPE 1 (450kg) TYPE 2 (630kg) TYPE 3 (1275kg)
Min. 1000mm Min. 1100mm Min. 2000mm

Min. 1250mm
Min. 1400mm
Min. 1400mm
800mm
900mm 1100mm
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Car Operating Boards
Standard Optional
Faceplate: Stainless Steel with Hairline Finish

Indicator: Orange Dot-Matrix LED or LCD
Standard Types Optional Types

COB-GS01 COB-GS02 COB-GC01 COB-GC02
With standard car With ten-key car With standard car With ten-key car
call buttons call buttons call buttons call buttons
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Car Position Indicator Button
Tactile
Indication by LEDs Indication on LCD

Button Head: Stainless Steel with Bead Blast Finish
Destination Floor Indicator

33mm
Color of Illumination: Amber
Note:
1. ‌Car Operating Boards satisfy the requirements of EN81-70.
2. ‌Some floor names and alphabet letters are not applicable for the indication of
a destination floor.
3. ‌The incorporation of key switch on the Car Operating board (COB) is Optional.
4. ‌For Center-opening doors; when entering the car; Car Operating Board on the
right hand side
5. For Side-opening doors; Car Operating Board on the closing jamb side.
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Hall Fixtures
Standard Optional
Hall Indicator with Hall Buttons

Faceplate Stainless Steel with Hairline Finish
Indicator Orange Dot-Matrix LEDs
Button Tactile Type
Standard Hall Indicator with Hall Buttons
IN-GS01 *2,*3,*4,*5 IN-GS02 *2,*3,*4,*5
Elevator Operation Simplex Operation Elevator Operation Duplex Operation

Faceplate Design With Inclined Rim at Top End Faceplate Design With Inclined Rim at Top End
Optional Hall Indicator with Hall Buttons
IN-GC01 *2,*3,*4 IN-GC02 *2,*3,*4
Elevator Operation Simplex Operation Elevator Operation Duplex Operation

Faceplate Design Without Inclined Rim Faceplate Design Without Inclined Rim
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Hall indicator Hall Lantern
HLL-GS01
HIN-GS01 * *
1, 3
Simplex Operation, Duplex
Elevator Operation Operation, and Group
Operation
With Inclined Rim at Bottom
Faceplate Design
Simplex Operation, Duplex Operation, and Group End
Elevator Operation
Operation
Faceplate Design With Inclined Rim at Side Ends
HIN-GC01 *1,*3 HLL-GC01
Simplex Operation, Duplex

Elevator Operation Operation, and Group
Operation
Simplex Operation, Duplex Operation, and Group
Elevator Operation Faceplate Design Without Inclined Rim
Operation
Faceplate Design Without Inclined Rim
Hall Button Unit

Button Tactile Type
HB-GS01 *1,*4 HB-GC01 *1,*4
Faceplate With Inclined Rim at Faceplate

Without Inclined Rim
Design Top End Design
Note:
*1. The requirements by EN81-70 are satisfied. *4. The incorporation of key-switch is Optional
*2. The requirements by EN81-70 are not satisfied. *5. The hall fixtures at the bottom floor have a box behind its faceplate.
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Specification Details
Main Specifications
Capacity Speed Number of

450, 630, 800, 1000, 1200, 1275,
1350, 1600, and 2000 kg
1.0, 1.5, 1.75, 2.0, 2.5, mps
Application of 2.5 mps is
Served Floors
subject to the satisfaction of the 40 Stops or Less
Standard Dimensions table.
Travel Height Control Method Traction Machine

90 m or less VVVF controlled by distributed Gearless Machine with Permanent
32-bit Microcomputers. Magnetic Synchronous Motor
Types of Elevator Door Operation Door Opening Type

Operation System 2-Panel Center Opening
(The elevators of 450-kg load capacity are equipped
1-Car or 2-Car Selective Collective Permanent Magnetic Motor with 2-panel side opening doors as standard.)
Operation or Group Control Operation controlled by VVVF
for 3 to 8 Cars in a Bank
Note: ‌*For application range other than the above, please contact our local office for detail.
31 *The above specifications may change without prior notice.
1. Elevator Operation Control System
Control Systems Details of the Systems
For One Elevator: Landing calls in the direction in which the elevator is traveling are served sequentially. After all the
1-Car Selective Collective Operation landing calls are served, landing calls in the opposite direction will be served. When there are no
(: Simplex Collective Operation) incoming calls, the elevator stops and stays at the last served floor.
For Two Elevators in a Bank: Two selective-collective-operation elevators work together in one group. Landing calls are served
2-Car Selective Collective Operation by either elevator that can respond first. When there are no calls, one will be on standby at the
(: Duplex Collective Operation) main floor; the other will stay at the last served floor.
For Two to Eight Elevators in a Bank: The operation of more than two elevators in a bank is controlled by a group supervisory system
Group Control Operation which calculates passenger waiting time in advance based on the accumulated traffic data, such
For 2 to 8 Elevator in a bank as passenger travel patterns and passenger volume at each floor, etc.
2. Functions and Specific-Purpose Operations, etc.
Functions and
Details ●: Standard / ■: Optional
Specific-Purpose Operations, etc.
When the emergency button is pressed, the car-top-mounted

Alarm Buzzer ●
buzzer will sound an alarm.
In the event that an elevator stops between floors, a safety circuit

Rescue Operation to Nearest
will automatically analyze the situation and slowly move the ●
Floor
elevator to the nearest available floor.
In the event that an elevator floor isn't leveled with the landing
Automatic Releveling floor, the Automatic Releveling function will initiate and make the ●
elevator floor flush with the landing floor.
In the event of a power failure, a self-charging-battery-equipped

Emergency Car Lighting emergency lighting system will light up the elevator for passenger ●
safety and relief.
An intercom for 2-way communication is installed in the elevator.

Intercom System It allows 4 remote telephones to communicate with the elevator;
●
(2 way Communication System) one on the car top, one in the pit, one at the top floor entrance
Passenger-Safety and one in the building-system control room.
Functions
Multi-beam Sensor emits multiple infrared beams, creating an

Multi-Beam Sensor invisible curtain covering the entire doorway. If any of the beams ●
is interrupted, the closing doors will stop and reopen.
Multi-Beam Sensor with A multiple-beam sensor can be incorporated in mechanical safety

■
Mechanical Safety Edge edges of elevator doors.
During the night time when the elevator doesn’t receive any car
Night-Time Self-Checking
and hall calls, the system will move the elevator and check the ●
Operation
mechanical brake conditions automatically.
If a passenger tries to forcibly open the doors while the elevator is

Open Door Warning ●
in operation, the warning device will sound an alarm.
The Unintended Car Movement Protection system prevents

Unintended Car Movement
elevator movement from the landing floor, while passengers are ●
Protection (UCMP)
entering and getting off the elevator.
The above functions may change without prior notice. 32

Functions and
1) ‌For elevators with three or more landings, when three or more

car calls are registered at the same time, or when four or more
car calls are registered in an extremely short period of time, the
system will automatically cancel the activated car calls.
Anti-Nuisance Function ●
2) ‌For elevators with five or more landings, when an elevator
loaded with 100 kg or less receives four or more car call
registrations, the system will cancel all the activated
registrations.
This function automatically adjusts the door-hold open time (dwell

Auto Adjustment of
time) at each floor depending on passengers’ hall- and car- call ●
Door Open Time
registration situations.
When an elevator does not receive any car- or hall- calls for a
Automatic Return to Main Floor certain period of time, the Automatic Return to Main Floor
●
(for Group Control Operation) function makes the elevator go to the lobby or a predetermined
floor and waits in standby for passengers to board.
If the car doors are held open over a given period of time, the
Door Nudging Door Nudging function will close them slowly with an audible ●
alarm.
Efficient-Operation
Functions
Auto-Separation When an elevator under group control operation fails to operate

after Elevator Failure normally, it will be separated from the elevator group so as not to ●
(for Group Control Operation) affect the overall group elevator performance.
When a traveling car is fully loaded, it will bypass floors where hall
calls are registered. Those hall calls will be assigned to another
Load Bypass ■*
available elevator.
*For Group Control Operation, Load Bypass is originally furnished
When a car becomes overloaded, the warning alarm will sound.

Overload Warning The elevator doors will not close until the overloaded state is ●
resolved.
In the event that a passenger tries to register a car call that is

Reverse-Direction Car-Call behind the car’s current travelling direction, the elevator system
●
Cancellation will regard it as a nuisance call and ignore it in order to maintain
the elevator service efficiency.
Wrong Car-Call Register In case a passenger presses the wrong car call button,
●
Cancellation this mistake can be cancelled by pushing the same button twice.
33 The above functions may change without prior notice.

Functions and
When a car arrives at a destination floor, an arrival chime will

Arrival Chime(In Car) ■
sound softly.
By using attendant-operation buttons inside a car operating

board’s cabinet, authorized personnel can register car calls for
Attendant Operation in-car passengers. In addition to monitoring incoming hall calls, ■
the attendant decides the car travel direction and operates the car
doors with priority service for in-car passengers.
A computerized voice system provides passengers with timely

Automatic Voice Announcement information about car directions, car arrivals, door opening and
■
System (VONIC) in English closing, and emergencies, etc. At the customer’s request,
announcements in other languages can be added.
Ventilation inside car, fan attached to the ceiling to keep car

Car Ventilation Fan ■
Passenger- ventilated well.
Comfort Functions
The first elevator company that installed a Plasmacluster Ion

generating device in an elevator is Fujitec. The device built in an
Plasmacluster™ Ion Generating elevator’s ventilation unit disinfects airborne mold, bacteria,
■
Device (IONFUL) viruses, allergens, and odor molecules as well as creating clean
air in the elevator. This increases the comfort of passengers.
*: Plasmacluster is a trademark of Sharp Corporation.
Informing on an elevator’s current condition, a visual display on

Visual Display on the car operating board will provide passengers with timely text
●
Car Operating Board messages such as “OVERLOADED”, “EMER. OPERATION,
PLEASE EXIT FROM THE CAR.” etc,
Informing on an elevator’s current condition, a visual display on

Visual Display on Landing Fixture the landing fixture will provide waiting passengers with timely text ■
messages such as “OVERLOADED”, “EMER. OPERATION”, etc.
If an elevator receives no car- and hall- calls within a certain

Automatic Light Control ●
period of time, its lights will turn off automatically.
If an elevator receives no car- and hall- calls within a certain

Automatic Fan Control ■
period of time, its ventilation fan will turn off automatically.
The elevator operation period in a day is automatically controlled

Elevator Operation Period Control 　 ■
by a timer mounted on the control panel’s computer board.
Energy-
Saving Functions
When an elevator is shifted to Parking Operation mode, the
Parking Operation elevator will move to the pre-assigned floor and park with its 　 ■
doors closed, and car lights and fan turned off.
The adoption of electric power regenerative unit instead of

conventional heat dissipation resistor allows the traction-
Electric Power Regenerative Unit ■
machine-produced electricity to be fed back to the building’s
electrical facilities.
The above functions may change without prior notice. 34

Functions and
Battery-Powered Automatic In the event of a power failure, a compact battery power source
■
Landing Operation (LANDIC) will move the car to the nearest available floor.
Door Opening Failure Rescue When an elevator fails to open the doors at a landing floor, it will
●
Operation move to the next available floor and open them.
When a seismic sensor has detected a seismic wave (the

Earthquake Rescue Operation secondary seismic wave), the elevator(s) will be shifted to rescue
■
(WAVIC) operation mode and automatically move to the nearest available
floor for passenger evacuation.
In the event of a fire, the Fire Operation mode will automatically

Specific-Purpose Fire Operation take an elevator directly to an evacuation floor and immobilize it ■
Operations there.
The Firefighter Operation mode allows firefighters to use an

Firefighter Operation elevator during a fire. Under this mode, the elevator responds only ■
to car call registrations made by firefighters.
When Independent Operation is turned on, a designated elevator

Independent Operation ■
can operate independently for exclusive use.
In the event of a power failure, the elevator(s) will return to an

evacuation floor using standby power and will be held there on
Standby Power Operation ■
standby.
Note: ‌Standby power system shall be provided and installed by third parties.
Building-Management-System Through a purpose-built interface, a building management system

■
(BMS) Interface can receive up-to-date elevator operation data.
CCTV-Camera Cables For a CCTV camera, video-signal cables between the hoistway
(between car and elevator control ■
and control panel are available.
panel)
Elevator Operation Supervisory Through an elevator operation supervisory panel, the statuses of
Equipment for Panel (such as watching board, elevator operation can be monitored and the elevator operation ■
Building Security, console panel, etc.) controlled.
etc.
By monitoring the current statuses of running elevators and giving

Elevator Visual Monitoring System necessary commands to elevators through desk-top PCs in a
■
(ELVIC) specific remote location, ELVIC manages and controls elevator
operation. (Desk-top PCs shall be provided by the customer.)
A power receptacle can be installed in an elevator. (Maximum

In-Car Power Receptacle ■
allowable wattage: 1 kW)
35 The above functions may change without prior notice.

Work by others
1. Elevator Hoistway Environment
Hoistway Temperature Hoistway temperature shall be kept from 5 ºC (41 ºF) to 40 ºC (104 ºF).
1. When a temperature reaches at 40 ºC (104 ºF), the relative humidity does not go beyond 50%.
2. In the year’s most humid month(s), relative humidity shall be kept lower than 90 % and the temperature lower than 25ºC (77 ºF).
Relative Humidity
3. ‌Dew condensation prevention measures shall be taken, if there are the possibilities that condensation form inside and on
electrical equipment.
2. Electric Power Source

1. Three-Phase Power Supply for Elevator Driving Machine
Type of Power Supply 2. Single-Phase Power Supply for Lighting Equipment
Allowable Error of Voltage Value The allowable error of voltage value is 7 % above and below the rated voltage.
3. Acceptable Inclination of Hoistway’s Vertical Centerline

Hoistway’s Vertical Length Centerline’s Tilt away from the Plumb Line (unit: mm)
30 meter or less 0 to 25 mm or less (Hoistway tolerance: 0 to 25mm or less on one side, 0 to 25mm or less in total)
more than 30 m up to 60 m or less 0 to 35 mm or less (Hoistway tolerance: 0 to 25mm or less on one side, 0 to 35mm or less in total)
more than 60 m 0 to 50 mm or less (Hoistway tolerance: 0 to 25mm or less on one side, 0 to 50mm or less in total)
4. ‌Work done by Others

The following items are in the scope of other contractors’ work, not covering all items done by them.
For Hoistway
1. Construct solid-state, fire-proof elevator hoistway.
2. Cut out landing walls for Fujitec’s installation of elevator operating fixtures and elevator equipment.
3. Do wall finishing work by filling cement between jambs and landing walls.
4. Do wall finishing work by filling cement between landing fixtures and landing walls.
5. Give water-proofing and drainage treatment in elevator pit including the installation of pumping equipment.
6. Install space divider screens between respective elevators in a hoistway pit.
7. Install steel separator beams at regular vertical intervals in a hoistway.
When hoistway is constructed with bricks, put steel lintels in its walls for Fujitec’s installation of rail brackets. The steel lintels must be completely
8. fixed inside the walls. The vertical height of the lintel is required to be 300 mm or more. For details, see the relevant drawings.
When an elevator traveling distance from a floor to the next is more than 11 m, make an opening on the hoistway wall
9. between the floors and install emergency exit doors in the opening for passenger evacuation.
10. It is advised that there is no human access to the space below the hoistway pit.
11. When the bottom of a hoistway pit is deeper than the required level, add backfill concrete up to the required level.
12. Provide and install a pit ladder based on the layout drawings.
13. Provide and install a power switching / distributing board in the hoistway.
Provide and install electrical pipes, wires, and leads in the hoistway. They shall be extended from the power
14. switching / distributing board to the controller, machine, and their related apparatuses.
Provide and install all of electricity supply apparatuses (inclusive of pipes, leads, wires, etc.) on various routes from the
15. building’s electricity supply system to the hoistway, landing floors and Fujitec-designated locations.
16. Install air ventilator(s) and/or air conditioner(s) in order to keep the hoistway temperature between 5 ºC (41 ºF) and 40 ºC (104 ºF).
17. Provide and install electrical outlets inside the hoistway.
Install lighting equipment of 30 watt or more at 7-meter intervals inside the hoistway with 0.5-meter clearance at the top and bottom of the hoistway.
18. The lighting intensity is required to be 50 lux or more at the car-top working platform and at the 1-meter high position above the pit bottom.
19. Make holes in the walls of a hoistway for Fujitec’s installation of machine support beams and fill concrete into the gap between the walls and the fixed beams.
20. Cut out landing walls and install emergency operation panels for Fujitec’s emergency access to and operation of elevator machine and brake.
21. Install machine lifting hooks and / or beams on the hoistway’s ceiling slabs. The required lifting load capability is stated on the relevant installation drawings.
Others
1 Ground-fault circuit interrupter and current leakage alarm are required to be protected against current-harmonic distortion.
2 Lay building’s telecommunication lines 500 mm away from the electric feeder lines for elevator system.
3 Remove corroded metal materials from the hoistway.
4 Protect the hoistway against hazardous gas.
5 Prevent dust from accumulating in the hoistway.
6 Provide a storage room in order to stock elevator parts and installation materials.
7 Do not place any tools and materials not related to elevators in the hoistway.
36
Global Operations
Fujitec’s Global Operations in 24 countries and Regions Delivers

“Japanese Quality: Made in Fujitec” to Various Customers.
EAST ASIA
HUASHENG FUJITEC ELEVATOR CO., LTD.
SHANGHAI HUASHENG FUJITEC ESCALATOR CO., LTD.
FUJITEC SHANGHAI SOURCING CENTER CO., LTD.
FUJITEC SHANGHAI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
FUJITEC (HK) CO., LTD.
FUJITEC KOREA CO., LTD. ,
FUJITEC TAIWAN CO., LTD.
EUROPE
FUJITEC UK LTD.
JAPAN
MIDDLE EAST
FUJITEC SAUDI ARABIA CO., LTD. FUJITEC PACIFIC, INC.
FUJITEC CO.,LTD. UAE (DUBAI) OFFICE
FUJITEC EGYPT CO., LTD.
SOUTH ASIA
FUJITEC SINGAPORE CORPN. LTD.
FUJITEC INC. (PHILIPPINES)
FUJITEC (MALAYSIA) SDN. BHD.
P.T. FUJITEC INDONESIA
FUJITEC INDIA PRIVATE LTD.
FUJITEC VIETNAM CO., LTD.
FUJITEC (THAILAND) CO., LTD.
FUJITEC LANKA PRIVATE LTD.
FUJITEC MYANMAR CO., LTD.
FUJITEC AMERICA, INC. Big Wing (Japan) Big Step (Japan) FUJITEC INDIA PRIVATE LTD.
37
In the 1960’
…S
and sought for global development of its business. Since then, we have helped
… Production Base
build cities all over the world and continue to develop our business aggressively
cooperation among all of the members of Fujitec Global Companies.
NORTH AMERICA
FUJITEC AMERICA, INC.
FUJITEC CANADA, INC.
Delivering Japanese Quality Worldwide

Based on our global mission statement, “Respecting people,
technologies and products, we collaborate with people from nations SOUTH AMERICA
around the world to create beautiful and functional cities that meet FUJITEC ARGENTINA S.A.
FUJITEC VENEZUELA C.A.
the needs of a new age,” Fujitec provides reliable products and
FUJITEC URUGUAY S.A.
services all over the world.
Integrated Global Quality Management

By developing technologies as a specialized manufacturer over the
years, every Fujitec base has established an integrated quality
management system for each stage of manufacturing, installation
and maintenance. This supports Fujitec’s constant pursuit of safety,
reliability and comfort.
HUASHENG FUJITEC SHANGHAI HUASHENG FUJITEC FUJITEC KOREA CO., LTD. FUJITEC TAIWAN CO., LTD.
ELEVATOR CO., LTD. ESCALATOR CO., LTD.
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REX180132AS
Machine-Room-Less Elevator
■ Planning
■ Standard Dimensions
■ Power Supply Data
In Compliance With the Standards of EN81-20 and EN81-50

Planning
2-Panel Right–side Opening Door (2SR) (Opposite for 2SL)
Standard (Left Side of the Narrow Jamb) Standard (Right Side of the Narrow Jamb)
Optional (Left Side of the Wide Jamb) Optional (Right Side of the Wide Jamb)
2-Panel Center-Opening (2CO)
Wide Jamb Narrow Jamb
2
Planning
Standard Hole Plan at landing to comply with EN81-70 Requirments;

-With standard landing fixtures (Wall-Mounted type fixtures)
Bottom Terminal Floor
1-Car Control 2-Car Control

(With HB-GS01 and HIN-GS01) (With HB-GS01 and HIN-GS01)
EOP Floor

The Other Floors except Bottom Terminal Floor and EOP Floor

3
Standard Hole Plan at landing to comply with EN81-70 Requirments;
-With optional landing fixtures (Box type fixtures)
All Floors except EOP Floor

(With HB-GC01 and HIN-GC01) (With HB-GC01 and HIN-GC01)
EOP Floor

(With HB-GC01 and HIN-GC01) (With HB-GC01 and HIN-GC01)
4
Planning
Standard Hole Plan at landing (non-EN81-70) ;

-With standard landing fixtures (Wall-Mounted type fixtures)
Bottom Terminal Floor

(With IN-GS01) (With IN-GS02)
EOP Floor

The Other Floors except Bottom Terminal Floor and EOP Floor

5
Standard Hole Plan at landing (non-EN81-70) ;
-With optional landing fixtures (Box type fixtures)
All Floors except EOP Floor

(With IN-GC01) (With IN-GC02)
EOP Floor

(With IN-GC01) (With IN-GC02)
6
Standard Dimensions
WIDE CAR
Pit reaction
Maximum Car Inside Opening Hoistway Pit Depth Overhead (kN)
Capacity Speed Opening
Travel AxB WxH XxY P OH R3 R4
(kg) (m/s) Type R1 R2
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
short-term short-term short-term long-term short-term long-term
1 1350 4150
1.5 1420 4270

1980x1690 111 95 119 113 117
800 1.75 90 2CO 1350 x 1400 800 x 2100 1420 4350 0
2 1530 4450
2.5 2040x1720 1945 4690 111 94 119 114 124
1 1430 4150
1.5 1505 4270

2230x1690 127 106 123 115 120
1000 1.75 90 2CO 1600 x 1400 900 x 2100 1580 4350 0
2 1720 4450
2.5 2290x1720 2070 4690 128 107 123 116 127
1 2540x1790 1380 4150
1.5 1470 4270
1200 1.75 90 2CO 1800 x 1500 1100 x 2100 1530 4350 151 126 129 119 0 131
2560x1790
2 1680 4450
2.5 2180 4690
1 2680x1720 1470 4150
1.5 1530 4270

1275
1.75 90 2CO 2000 x 1400 1100 x 2100 2690x1720 1590 4350 157 131 130 120 0 132
(*4)
2 1740 4450
2.5 2680x2000 2250 4690
1 2680x1790 1530 4150
1.5 1590 4270
1350 1.75 90 2CO 2000 x 1500 1100 x 2100 2690x1790 1650 4350 163 135 132 121 0 133
2 1800 4450
2.5 2680x2100 2310 4690
1 2790x2100 1490 4150
1.5 1560 4270

2790x2140
1600 1.75 90 2CO 2100 x 1600 1100 x 2100 1620 4350 181 148 162 150 0 159
2 1760 4450
2790x2200
2.5 2220 4690
1 3060x2200 1590 4150
1.5 1610 4270

3060x2240
2000 1.75 90 2CO 2350 x 1700 1200 x 2100 1670 4350 211 170 169 155 0 165
2 1810 4450
3060x2300
2.5 2260 4690
Note:
1. Hoistway Tolerance;
- Horizontal dimensions : Refer to WORK BY OTHERS.
- PIT Depth : +50 ~ 0 (plus 50 ~ minus 0)
- Travel : +100 ~ 0 (plus 100 ~ minus 0)
2. The data shown in the table above considers following elevator specificaitons;
- Travel: Max. travel (see the table above), Non seismic, Hoistway of X x Y (see the table above for X and Y) enclosed by wall (i.e. single hatch).
- 2350mm clear height car with CT-GS01, 25mm marble floor recess (by other), COB-GC01, CPH-GC02, Upper-side Full-width Mirror.
- Without counterweight safety, without metal duct.
Please contact our local office for details because the data may vary depending on elevator specifications, elevator shaft configuration,
and also local code (for example, seismic zone).
3. EN Fire door can be provided with the enlargement of Hoistway dimensions: X+50 and Y+20. (See the table above for X and Y)
4. The size of car with *4 corresponds with minimum car dimensions for Type 3 lift specified by EN81-70.
7
Plan for wide car
8
Standard Dimensions
DEEP CAR
Pit reaction
Maximum Car Inside Opening Hoistway Pit Depth Overhead (kN)
Capacity Speed Opening
Travel AxB WxH XxY P OH R3 R4
(kg) (m/s) Type R1 R2
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
short-term short-term short-term long-term short-term long-term
1 1290 3750
1.5 1370 3870
450 90 2S 1000 x 1200 800 x 2100 1630x1630 84 75 82 78 0 85
1.75 1420 3950
2 1490 4050
1 1290 3750
450 1.5 1370 3870

90 2S 1000 x 1250 800 x 2100 1630x1630 84 75 82 78 0 85
(*4) 1.75 1420 3950
2 1490 4050
1 1290 3750
1.5 1370 3870
630 90 2CO 1100 x 1400 800 x 2100 1850x1690 98 85 115 110 0 114
1.75 1420 3950
2 1490 4050
1 1290 4150
630 1.5 1370 4270

90 2CO 1100 x 1400 900 x 2100 1990x1690 98 85 115 110 0 114
(*4) 1.75 1420 4350
2 1490 4450
1 1390 4150
1.5 1460 4270
1850x2090 113 97 119 113 118
800 1.75 90 2CO 1100 x 1800 800 x 2100 1460 4350 0
2 1570 4450
2.5 1890x2090 1950 4690 113 96 119 115 124
1 1410 4150
1.5 1490 4270
126 105 122 115 120
1000 1.75 90 2CO 1100 x 2100 900 x 2100 1990x2390 1560 4350 0
2 1720 4450
2.5 2070 4690 127 106 123 116 127
1 1340 4150
1.5 1400 4270
1200 1.75 90 2CO 1300 x 2100 900 x 2100 2090x2390 1460 4350 140 115 126 118 0 128
2 1610 4450
2.5 2120 4690
1 1440 4150
1.5 1520 4270
1350 1.75 90 2CO 1300 x 2300 900 x 2100 2090x2590 1570 4350 152 124 129 119 0 131
2 1700 4450
2.5 2200 4690
1 1490 4150
1.5 1570 4270
1600 1.75 90 2S 1400 x 2400 1200 x 2100 2140x2760 1620 4350 177 144 135 124 0 133
2 1760 4450
2.5 2220 4690
1 1540 4150
1.5 1570 4270
2000 1.75 90 2S 1500 x 2700 1200 x 2100 2210x3060 1620 4350 208 167 168 154 0 164
2 1760 4450
2.5 2220 4690

Note:
1. Hoistway Tolerance;
- Horizontal dimensions : Refer to WORK BY OTHERS.
- PIT Depth : +50 ~ 0 (plus 50 ~ minus 0)
- Travel : +100 ~ 0 (plus 100 ~ minus 0)
2. The data shown in the table above considers following elevator specificaitons;
- Travel: Max. travel (see the table above), Non seismic, Hoistway of X x Y (see the table above for X and Y) enclosed by wall (i.e. single hatch).
- 2350mm clear height car with CT-GS01, 25mm marble floor recess (by other), COB-GC01, CPH-GC02, Upper-side Full-width Mirror.
- Without counterweight safety, without metal duct.
Please contact our local office for details because the data may vary depending on elevator specifications, elevator shaft configuration,
and also local code (for example, seismic zone).
3. EN Fire door can be provided with the enlargement of Hoistway dimensions: X+50 and Y+20. (See the table above for X and Y.)
4. The size of cars with *4 respectively corresponds with minimum car dimensions for Type 1 lift, Type 2 lift specified by EN81-70.
9
Plan for narrow car
10
Power Supply Data
Allowable Maximum Length of Heat Air

Motor Rated Acceleration Equivalent Power Fuse Main Power Feeder Line Generation Ventilation
Capacity Speed (m)
Power Current Current Current Capacity Current Rate in Rate in
(kg) (m/s)
(kW) (A) (A) (A) (kVA) (A) 4 6 10 16 25 35 50 70 Hoistway Hoistway
mm2 mm2 mm2 mm2 mm2 mm2 mm2 mm2 (kJ/h) (m3/h)
1.0 3.0 8 14 5 4 16 135 201 337 543 - - - - 2550 300
1.5 4.0 10 18 6 5 16 108 161 270 434 - - - - 3800 450

450
1.75 5.0 11 21 7 5 16 98 146 245 395 - - - - 4400 520
2.0 6.0 12 24 8 6 20 - 134 225 362 555 - - - 5050 600
1.0 4.0 10 19 6 5 16 108 161 270 434 - - - - 3550 420
1.5 6.0 13 24 8 6 20 83 124 207 334 - - - - 5300 630

630
1.75 7.0 15 28 9 7 20 - 107 180 289 444 - - - 6200 730
2.0 8.0 17 33 10 7 20 - 94 158 255 392 - - - 7050 830
1.0 5.0 12 19 7 5 16 90 134 225 362 - - - - 4500 530
1.5 7.0 16 26 9 7 20 - 100 168 271 416 - - - 6700 790
800 1.75 9.0 18 30 10 7 20 - 89 150 241 370 - - - 7850 920
2 10.0 20 36 12 9 20 - - 135 217 333 454 - - 8950 1060
2.5 13.0 24 44 15 11 25 - - 112 181 277 378 - - 11200 1320
1.0 7.0 15 24 8 6 20 72 107 180 289 - - - - 5900 690
1.5 10.0 21 34 11 8 20 - - 128 207 317 432 - - 8800 1040
1000 1.75 11.0 24 40 13 10 25 - - 112 181 277 378 - - 10300 1210
2.0 13.0 27 48 15 11 32 - - 100 161 246 336 - - 11750 1380
2.5 17.0 32 56 19 14 32 - - - 135 208 284 372 - 14700 1730
1.0 7.0 17 27 9 7 20 63 94 158 255 - - - - 6700 790
1.5 11.0 24 39 13 10 25 - - 112 181 277 378 - - 10050 1190
1200 1.75 13.0 27 46 15 11 32 - - 100 161 246 336 - - 11750 1380
2.0 14.0 30 55 17 12 32 - - - 144 222 303 396 - 13400 1580
2.5 19.0 37 66 22 16 40 - - - 117 180 245 321 - 16750 1980
1.0 8.0 19 31 10 7 20 - 84 142 228 350 - - - 7550 890
1.5 12.0 27 45 14 10 32 - - 100 161 246 336 - - 11350 1340
1350 1.75 14.0 31 53 17 12 32 - - 87 140 215 293 - - 13200 1560
2.0 16.0 35 63 19 14 40 - - - 124 190 259 340 - 15100 1780
2.5 21.0 41 74 24 17 50 - - - - 162 221 290 393 18850 2220
1.0 10.0 23 39 12 9 25 - 70 117 189 289 - - - 8950 1060
1.5 14.0 33 57 17 12 40 - - 81 131 202 275 - - 13400 1580
1600 1.75 17.0 38 67 20 14 40 - - - 114 175 239 313 - 15650 1840
2.0 19.0 42 81 24 17 50 - - - 103 158 216 283 - 17900 2110
2.5 25.0 50 90 29 21 50 - - - - 133 181 238 322 22350 2630
1.0 12.0 27 42 13 10 32 - - 100 161 246 336 - - 11200 1320
1.5 18.0 38 60 19 14 40 - - - 114 175 239 313 - 16750 1980
2000 1.75 21.0 44 70 23 16 50 - - - 98 151 206 270 - 19550 2300
2.0 24.0 49 85 27 19 50 - - - - 136 185 242 329 22350 2630
2.5 31.0 60 103 34 24 63 - - - - 111 151 198 268 27950 3290
Note:
1. The data shown above may vary based on elevator specification arrangement.
2. Earthling wires shall be arranged and installed based on local elevator code requirement.
11 3. The data shown above is when power supply is 400Vac, 50Hz.
Memo
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In Compliance With the Standards of EN81-20 and EN81-50

More than 70-Year History in the Business of Elevator,

Safety & Reliability

Safety & Reliability 5

Color and Pattern Variations 21

Car Operating Boards 27

Capacity SPEED (m/s)

Note: Application of capacity and speed may differ due to specification.

Distributed Control System

■ High-speed data transfer with multiple

■ The bus system is employed for data

FLEX-NX series -Elevator Group Supervisory Control System- (GSC)

Fujitec has adopted the “Virtual Passenger Optimization

calculating passenger waiting time in advance based on 30

past accumulated data, such as passenger travel patterns 25

and passenger volume at each floor. Also, this method 20

reducing daily passenger waiting time by up to 10 %.

Destination floor call

Night-Time Self-Checking Operation

Elevators complying with EN81-20 and EN81-50

2 Protection against an Unintended Movement of Elevator

Unintended movement of a car is detected by an independent safety-purpose

3 Strength of Landings and Car Doors

4 Provision of Enough Lighting Intensity inside the Elevator

5 Multi-Beam Sensor on Elevator Door

2 Balustrades on Car Roof

3 Provision of Inspection Control

4 Refuge Space and Clearance

5 Safe Design and Enough Strength

No Elevator Machine Room Results in Space Saving

Machine room is no longer required for REXIA.This remarkable feature reduces

Gearless Traction Machine

Given elevator operating conditions:

Required Motor Capacity

REXIA Elevator (PMGL) 8 kW

Energy-efficient Traction Machines reduce power consumption and CO2 emission.

Filament Light Bulb LED Light Bulb Improvement Results

Lifetime approx. 1,500 hours approx. 20,000 hours approx. 13 times

Wattage 90 W 9W 1/10 (one-tenth)

Electric Power Regenerative Unit

Power Regenerative Unit

The first elevator company that installed a

※Plasmacluster is a trademark of Sharp Corporation.

A computerized voice system provides passengers with

Standard Car Design

Panel: Steel Sheet with Paint Finish

White Ivory Light Gray

For Car Panel

(Light Green: 5AABJ008) (Ivory: 5AABJ004)

(Ocean Blue: 5AABJ009) (Light Gray: 5AABJ005)

(Silver: 5AABJ010) (Beige: 5AABJ006)

(Gold: 5AABJ011) (Sakura: 5AABJ007)

For Car Floor

White Light Gray Medium Gray Black Light Brown Brown

* Actual colors may differ from the image.

For Car Ceiling;

White Ivory Light Gray

For Car Panel, car Door,

CT-GS01 1 CT-GC02 2, *5

IN-GS01 2,3,4,5 IN-GS02 2,3,4,5

IN-GC01 2,3,4 IN-GC02 2,3,4

HIN-GC01 1,3 HLL-GC01

HB-GS01 1,4 HB-GC01 1,4

1) ‌For elevators with three or more landings, when three or more