Thanks to connectivity, many of our digitally-enabled controllers can help detect, diagnose, and communicate potential issues earlier. This helps facilities take timely action to minimize or even avoid downtime.
A new controller supports the digital commissioning and enhanced maintenance of your elevator thanks to Schindler’s digital service tool. This ensures the installation meets the highest quality standards, right from the very beginning.
Features such as standby mode, and improved control functions to better manage elevator trips help to reduce the energy consumption of your elevator and improve the efficiency of your building.
Our controllers have been developed with scalability in mind. Whether your building has 2 floors or 70 floors, our controller options can be easily adapted to the needs of your existing elevator. Optional features and control modes, like VIP service, help deliver the service demanded by your tenants.
The best type of controller for your building depends heavily on the purpose and building type. Understanding the primary use for your equipment will help us determine which controller model would be the most appropriate for your building. More information about the different types of controllers that Schindler has available can be found below.
| Product | Elevator type | Max speed | Stops | Travel height | Group configuration | Access sides | Brochure download |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EM 2.0 | Traction or hydraulic | Up to 1.0 m/s | Up to 16 | Up to 45 m | Simplex or duplex | 1 or 2 | Download (PDF, 2 MB) |
| SC1 | Traction | Up to 4.0 m/s | Up to 70 | Up to 210 m | Up to 8 | 1 or 2 | Download (PDF, 2 MB) |
| BX | Traction or hydraulic | Up to 1.6 m/s | Up to 30 | Up to 75 m | Up to 4 | 1 or 2 | Download (PDF, 2 MB) |
Doors drives ensure the smooth opening and closing of elevator doors. Learn more about Schindler doors and door drives, such as the MM 430, here.
The machine drives the elevator up and down. Learn more about the different options we have available, such as the PSG 180 and SGB 142 machine, here.
The fixtures are the primary interface between the passenger and the elevator system. Learn more about Schindler fixtures, such as the GS and EM fixtures, here.
The inverters are one of the key technologies influencing the energy efficiency of the system. Learn more about Schindler inverters, such as the VAP and VAB inverters, here.