
Lift engine , Iran
Modern elevator motors are predominantly gearless type with Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor PMSM technology. These motors deliver 7 to 55 kW of power with rotational speeds of 100 to 250 RPM. Their energy efficiency reaches 96%, aligning with the highest IE5 class of IEC 60034-30 standards. Continuous torque ranges from 450 to 3800 Nm, designed to handle 170% overload for 60 seconds. A closed-loop liquid cooling system maintains winding temperatures below 110°C. The generated noise level is below 50 dBA measured at one meter distance.
Internal structure includes a Class H insulated stator, N52-grade neodymium magnet rotor, and SKF axial bearings with a 150,000-hour design life. An integrated Variable Frequency Drive VFD with advanced Field-Oriented Control FOC achieves ±1 mm stopping accuracy. A dual electromagnetic safety brake system activates with 300–3200 Nm braking torque within 80 milliseconds. Embedded sensors include three PT100 temperature sensors, a 20-bit optical encoder, and MEMS vibration sensors. These motors are designed for 380–480V three-phase power supply at 50/60 Hz frequency. All systems are certified per European EN 81-20/50 and international ISO 22201-1 standards.You can order and buy Lift engine from Iran by contacting us through whatsaap and email.
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Troubleshooting and Repairing Elevator Motors
Troubleshooting an elevator motor begins by investigating abnormal operations. Vibration or unusual noises indicate misalignment, faulty bearings, or loose components. Excessive motor heat can stem from overload, cooling issues, or defective windings. Sudden stops or uneven acceleration are often related to the drive, error codes, or sensors. Periodic inspection of windings with an ohmmeter is essential to detect short circuits or grounding. Repairs must be performed by a licensed technician with the power completely disconnected. Replacement parts must be original manufacturer parts or approved equivalents. After repair, full load and functional testing under a supervising engineers oversight is mandatory. Accurate logging of repair history is critical for preventive maintenance.

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