The Safest Elevators
Elevator Boutique includes the MUST HAVE In-Cabin Self-Rescue as a standard feature on all E1 and E2 elevators.
In-Cabin Self-Rescue – How it works:
The battery backed up computer checks that the landing doors are locked (so nobody can be under the elevator or fall into the shaft).
Provided the elevator is not in its emergency brakes, the passenger presses and holds two buttons together.
The elevator very slowly descends to the lowest floor and unlocks the door for a safe exit.
Don’t wait for rescue, get yourself out!
Elevator Boutique has led the way in safety for home elevator since 2003, when we were the first and only home elevator specialist to include full height light rays for ultimate passenger safety – Something that became the industry standard.
Safety features include:
In-cabin self-rescue (get yourself out by pressing 2 buttons together in the cabin to safely lower)
Key lockable panels to restrict child access and for added security
Assisted emergency lowering from the machine cabinet, so anyone can safely lower the elevator at any time
Fully code compliant
Emergency telephone with battery backup
Electrical protection to ensure the door is closed and all the safeties are working before the elevator moves
Primary and a secondary mechanical lock to ensure that the elevator door is properly locked before it moves
Full height light ray infrared protection to the cabin opening (at no extra cost since 2003)
Safety switches are located at each landing door, on the roof, in the pit, and sensing over and under travel
Intelligent power sensor that senses mains power outage and lowers the elevator to the ground floor on back up battery power and unlocks the door
2 independent emergency brakes that clamp the rails and catch the elevator in the event of speed more than 15% above the rated speed
Battery back-up light and siren in the cabin
Emergency stop buttons in the cabin and controller
All supported by 24/7 call center assistance