Hydraulic Home Lift Guide
Hydraulic Home Lift Guide
Technical Parameters :
Self-
Model Lifting height Load capacity Platform size Manual Door
weight
WORKING MECHANISM
RH-1 1000mm 250kg 1420*900mm 350kg Yes
Side View Front View
RH-2 2000mm 250kg 1420*900mm 550kg Yes Lift Car Styles
RH-3 3000mm 250kg 1420*900mm 780kg Yes
COMPONENTS
All hydraulic lifts function using the same basic components:
• Rod: The rod is connected to the piston and when the lower chamber fills with fluid it raises the piston and rod. PLAN AND
• Piston: The cylinder has a piston with seals that divide the body into two chambers. The piston travels inside
the cylinder body. Oil-immersed hydraulic station
The power will be cut off if press Automatic flaps,
SECTIONS
PRODUCT Emergency Stop button, and the automatically open when the
• Cylinder Body: The cylinder body contains pressure between the cap and the base. Full-stroke anti-drop system with with low noise
• Caps and seals: The cap contains rod seals, wipers, rod bearing band to keep contaminates out of the cylinder high safety factor. ascending/descending process will platform is raised, for Plan
DETAIL be stopped. protection
and prevent metal on metal contact.
• Pump: When hydraulic fluid is fed into the inlet port, it will exert force and raise the rod and piston. This can be
accomplished with a hand or foot pump, electric driven pump or air driven pump.
• Lift car:
TYPES
• Holed Hydraulic
With this type of elevator, hydraulic cylinders extend into the ground and are placed inside of a drilled hole. The
car of the elevator is mounted on a piston that travels inside of the cylinder, allowing up to 60’ of travel.
Safety touch panel under the The guide rail adopts aviation Using differential cylinder, fast The barrier door is
• Hole-Less Hydraulic
platform - Once the safety touch aluminum alloy to open the lifting speed, energy saving. equipped with an
Since a drilled hole isn’t necessary, existing buildings or areas where drilling isn’t an option can benefit from a
panel hits the obstacle during the mold, with high strength and electromagnetic lock
hole-less hydraulic elevator. However, these models aren’t suited for more than 40’ of travel.
descent, it immediately stops beautiful appearance. and can be opened by
• Roped Hydraulic
power and stops falling, thus reaching the safe
Roped hydraulic elevators use cables and a piston attached to a sheave to extend the rise of a hole-less hydraulic
eliminating the potential danger. position.
elevator. Since a rope is holding up the elevator cab, a governor is required. These models are intended for 60’ of
travel.
• Machine Room-Less (MRL) Hydraulic
In machine room-less elevators, the hydraulic lift mechanisms are located in the hoist way instead of a separate
machine room. This maximizes the available space in a building.
ADVANTAGES CEILING
• Space: hydraulic lifts take up less space and usually have a smaller footprint
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Maintenance: they are simple and quick to maintain and service as there are less parts
Weight capacity: hydraulic lifts can usually take a higher weight limit as they are more powerful
VARIATION Hairline stainless steel Mirror stainless steel frame Wood frame, surrounded Mirror stainless steel frame,
frame, LED lights and surrounded by lamp, lamp, LED lamp black titanium mirror
• No deep pit is required: unlike big commercial hydraulic lifts, hydraulic home lifts do not need a huge oil pit. LED lamp intermediate intermediate stainless steel, downlights
• No falling possible: as the system is pressure based, the lift cannot fall to the bottom (this is just in films!)
• Noise: there is very little noise from a hydraulic home lift
• Power: low energy use makes the system economical to run
SHORTCOMINGS
• Machine room: usually you will need a small box or room to house the pump and oil reservoir – though these
are very small on home lift versions
• Leaks: if there is an oil leak, there will be oil in your home (very rare). Home Lift systems don’t have that much oil
FLOORING
Temperature: the oil can get quite warm in the system VARIATION
• Filters and seals: there are more filters and seals in a hydraulic lift than other types of lift Side section Front section
• Speed: hydraulic lifts are not the fastest option as the fluid limits the speed possible – but home lift regulations
and laws limit the speed anyway.
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SECTIONALPLAN
1 - reel/roller
2 - Rail
3 - Upper acoustic comfort barrier
4 - Acoustic junction wedge
5 - Automatic guillotine system
6 - 5 mm acoustic barrier
7 - High-density rockwool board
8 - Electric motor
9 - Lower acoustic comfort barrier
VERTICAL SECTION
10 - Weak current switch (24/12 volt)
WORKING MECHANISM
• Automatic opening and closing of all the horizontal
profiles of the insulation and the telescopic panel,
i.e., the operating speed of the wall system of the
movable partition is supplied by the automatic
motorized system. The transfer of the power supply PANEL DOOR
between the panels is supplied by contact points on INSIDE JOINT
the side surfaces of the panels. The electric power
DETAIL
for movement and control is provided by a plug-in
power supply.
• The movement of insulating profiles is controlled by
a central switch (control button). All functions are
monitored by a microprocessor. The panels have a
double insulating profile in the upper and lower
part, applying constant pressure to compensate for
disturbances on the floor and on the ceiling. 1. SINGLE POINT CENTER STACKING( STANDARD SINGLE
2. SINGLE POINT CENTER LATERAL STACKING
• The spring profile in the semi-automatic engine 3. SINGLE POINT CENTER DOUBLE LATERAL STACKING
system applies pressure continuously to these 4.
5.
DOUBLE POINT STACKING (STANDARD DOUBLE WHEEL PARKING)
DOUBLE POINT STACKING WITH PARK ROOM
profiles. To provide maximum vertical sound 6. SINGLE POINT INCLINED STACKING WITH PARK ROOM
insulation, the black profile at the end of the 7.
8.
DOUBLE POINT INCLINED STACKING WITH PARK ROOM
DOUBLE POINT TWO SYSTEM STACKING IN A PARK ROOM
aluminum profiles is made of polyurethane material. 9. DOUBLE POINT LATERAL STACKING WITH PARK ROOM
10. DOUBLE POINT OFFSET STACKING WITH PARK ROOM
• Vertical profiles, on the other hand, are made of 11. DOUBLE POINT INCLINED RAIL STACKING WITH PARK ROOM
aluminum to provide maximum sound insulation 12. DOUBLE POINT DOUBLE STACKING WITH PARK ROOM
and stability. The size of the lower and upper
insulation profiles when opened is 20 mm
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SHORTCOMINGS
•Machine room: usually you will need a small box or room to house the pump and oil reservoir – though these are very small
on home lift versions
•Leaks: if there is an oil leak, there will be oil in your home (very rare). Home Lift systems don’t have that much oil
•Temperature: the oil can get quite warm in the system
•Filters and seals: there are more filters and seals in a hydraulic lift than other types of lift
•Speed: hydraulic lifts are not the fastest option as the fluid limits the speed possible – but home lift regulations and laws
limit the speed anyway.
APPLICATION INSTALLATION
The installation process of a grid false ceiling involves the following steps:
• Residential
1.Measure and mark the ceiling area where the grid false ceiling will be installed.
• Commercial
2.Install the main runners or perimeter channels along the edges of the ceiling.
• Industrial
3.Install the cross tees or intermediate channels perpendicular to the main runners, forming a grid pattern.
4.Place the ceiling tiles or panels within the grid framework, ensuring a snug fit.
MAINTAINENCE 5.Secure the tiles or panels to the grid using clips or adhesive, depending on the type of false ceiling.
• Check for Water Damage
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Inspect for cracks and damage
Avoid hanging heavy objects
DESIGN CONSIDERATION
The construction of a modular false ceiling involves several steps. While the specific process may vary depending on the type
• Hire a professional for repairs
of material used and the design requirements, here is a general guide for constructing a modular false ceiling:
• Keep it clean
1.Planning and Design:
• Determine the purpose of the false ceiling, whether it's for aesthetic reasons, concealing utilities, or improving acoustics.
• Plan the layout of the ceiling, considering lighting fixtures, ventilation, and any other features.
TYPES • Choose the appropriate material and design based on the requirements and aesthetics of the space.
2.Site Inspection and Measurement:
1. Exposed grid false ceiling – 2. Concealed grid false ceiling –
• Conduct a thorough inspection of the existing ceiling structure to identify any issues or modifications needed.
• The visible grid framework is a defining characteristic of this type of ceiling design. Exposed grid false ceilings • Specifically designed to provide a smooth and uninterrupted surface.
• Measure the dimensions of the room accurately to determine the quantity of materials required.
are a popular design choice for those looking to add a touch of modernity and an industrial feel to their • Unlike other types of false ceilings, a concealed grid false ceiling can hide the grid framework entirely, so you
3.Structural Support Installation (if required):
commercial spaces. can enjoy a clean and polished finish in your space.
• Install additional support structures, such as metal channels or studs, if the existing ceiling cannot support the weight of
• This style is commonly employed in various commercial settings as it is flexible enough to cater to different • This type of false ceiling design is highly sought after in a number of settings, from residential spaces to
the false ceiling.
design requirements. conference rooms and upscale establishments. It offers a clean and polished look that is both visually pleasing
4.Grid Installation:
• They consist of long metal strips, called "mains," which are interconnected with shorter metal pieces known as and functional.
• Install the metal grid system that will support the modular tiles or panels. This grid is usually composed of main runners
"tees.“. Together, the mains and tees form a grid system ,which are then filled with acoustical ceiling tiles.
and cross tees.
• Ensure that the grid is level and properly aligned with the room dimensions.
5.Suspension of the Grid:
• Hang the grid system from the existing ceiling or structural supports using suspension wires.
• Adjust the height of the grid to achieve the desired ceiling height.
6.Installation of Ceiling Tiles or Panels:
• Place the modular ceiling tiles or panels into the grid system. These may be dropped into the grid or secured with clips,
depending on the design and material.
• Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for installation, ensuring a snug fit and proper alignment.
7.Cutting and Customization:
• Cut tiles or panels as needed to fit around lighting fixtures, vents, or other obstructions.
• Customize the design by adding different shapes or patterns, if desired.
8.Finishing Touches:
• Fill any gaps or joints between tiles with appropriate filler materials for a seamless appearance.
• Paint or finish the ceiling as per the design requirements.
9.Integration of Lighting Fixtures:
• Install recessed lighting fixtures or other ceiling-mounted fixtures as per the design plan.
• Ensure that the electrical components are properly integrated and concealed within the false ceiling.
10.Final Inspection and Cleaning:
• Inspect the completed false ceiling for any defects or issues.
MATERIAL • Clean the surface of the ceiling tiles and remove any construction debris.
COMPONENTS
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