Commercial Elevators for Modern Commercial Buildings
Reliable passenger elevators engineered for high-traffic commercial buildings with customized capacities, speeds, and intelligent control systems.
Dazen specializes in commercial elevator solutions for business buildings, including offices, hotels, malls, and hospitals. Whether you have a small business building or a huge multi-story complex, we can work with you to create elevator solutions adapted to your individual needs. Our commercial elevators strict safety norms and regulations are in place for commercial elevators to make sure they adhere to industry standards for performance, dependability, and safety.
- EN81 & CE Certified
- Customized Cabin Design
- MRL & Machine Room Options
- Manufacturer Direct Supply
- Over 200 Projects Experience
Technical Capabilities
- Load capacity: 630kg – 1600kg
- Speed range: 1.0m/s – 7.0m/s
- Travel height: up to 50 floors
- Machine room / MRL options
- Group control system
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Commercial Elevator Solutions for Every Building Type
There are many different types and configurations of commercial elevators, each with special characteristics and functionalities. Some of the most typical designs of commercial elevators are listed below
Office Building
Dazen office building elevators are designed for high-rise commercial environments with heavy passenger flow.
√ High-speed operation, reduced waiting time
√ Intelligent group control system
√ Smooth and quiet ride experience for office users
Shopping Malls
Dazen shopping mall elevators are engineered to handle continuous high passenger traffic in retail environments.
√ High-capacity design for peak-hour congestion
√ Durable system for frequent daily operation
√ Flexible integration with escalators and walkways
Hotels
Dazen hotel elevators focus on comfort, quiet operation, and premium interior customization.
√ Ultra-smooth and low-noise performance
√ Elegant cabin design options for brand consistency
√ Efficient guest flow between lobby and rooms
Hospital
Dazen hospital elevators are designed for safe and stable vertical transportation of patients and medical equipment.
√ Large capacity for stretchers and beds
√ Precise leveling for safety during loading
√ Emergency priority control system
School
Dazen school elevators are designed with enhanced safety systems to ensure reliable vertical transportation for students, teachers in educational environments.
√ Enhanced door protection system
√ Multiple safety devices to ensure stable and secure operation
√ Smooth start and stop performance
Airport
Dazen airport elevators are engineered for high-capacity and high-efficiency passenger transportation.
√ High-load capacity design to handle large passenger volumes and luggage
√ Fast and efficient operation to reduce congestion during peak travel hours
√ Robust system performance for continuous, long-hour operation
Commercial Elevator Projects Worldwide
We have exported to more than 50 countries. Powerful service internet and install team makes us build relationships with customers who come from European, Middle East, South America, South East Asia.
Our customer is one of the biggest Nigeria construction company, which hold a lot of super market and residential with strong ability.
Our client is a hotel group located in Saudi Arabia, they have a new resort hotel project in Dammam, the hotel has a total of 5 floors high, needs to install 8 passenger elevators
This customer is one of our distributors, who require very strong support such as factory ability, top 10 customer reference, and all documentation for local government registration.
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Commercial Elevator Dimensions
The standard size of an elevator for a commercial building might vary based on the usage and occupancy load of the structure. Passenger elevator loads are typically 1400-3500 pounds for 8-21 passengers, with a minimum car depth of 44 inches and a minimum width of 56 inches.
Standard sizes of elevators for commercial buildings may vary depending on the use of the structure and the capacity of the passengers. Passenger elevator loads are typically 630kg-1600kg, 8-21 passengers, with a minimum car depth of 44 inches and a minimum width of 56 inches.
The following are examples of commercial passenger elevator dimensions:
| Load (kg) | Passenger NO. | Cabin Size (mm) | Shaft Size With Machine Room (mm) | Shaft Size Without Machine Room (mm) |
| 630 | 8 | 1100x1400 | 1700x2100 | 1800x1800 |
| 800 | 10 | 1350x1400 | 1900x2100 | 2000x1900 |
| 1000 | 13 | 1600x1400 | 2200x2100 | 2300x1900 |
| 1350 | 18 | 1900x1500 | 2500x2300 | 2600x2000 |
| 1600 | 21 | 1900x1700 | 2500x2500 | 2600x2300 |
What is The Weight Capacity of Commercial Elevators?
TCommercial elevator weight capacities can vary substantially based on the kind, model, and design. Passenger elevators normally have weight capabilities of 1,000 to 5,000 pounds or more, but freight elevators might have capacities of 2,000 to 20,000 pounds or greater, depending on the use. Weight capacities for service elevators and dumbwaiters generally range from a few hundred to a few thousand pounds.
What Safety Features Do Commercial Elevators Have?
To guarantee safe operation, commercial elevators are outfitted with a variety of safety measures. Limit switches to regulate elevator travel, safety brakes to prevent accidental movement, door interlocks to secure the doors during operation, emergency stop buttons to stop the elevator immediately, and safety sensors to detect obstacles in the elevator shaft are examples of these. Modern business elevators may also have sophisticated safety measures such as fire-rated doors, emergency communication systems, and backup power supply.
How Long Does It Take to Build a Commercial Elevator?
The time it takes to install a commercial elevator varies based on its size, complexity, and personalization, as well as the building’s existing infrastructure and any necessary changes. Installation can take several weeks to several months on average, including time for design, engineering, manufacturing, shipping, installation, and testing. However, depending on the project, the timetable may vary and may be longer for more intricate installations.
How Often Should a Commercial Elevator Be Serviced?
Regular maintenance is often required for commercial elevators to guarantee safe and dependable operation. The frequency and extent of maintenance are determined by a variety of criteria, including elevator type, usage trends, and municipal legislation. Commercial elevators, generally, may require periodic maintenance on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis, which might involve inspections, lubrication, adjustments, and the replacement of worn-out parts. To keep the elevator in good working order, it is critical to engage with a certified elevator maintenance provider and adhere to the manufacturer’s maintenance guidelines.
Are there Any Rules or Codes That Apply to Commercial Elevators?
Yes, the installation, operation, and maintenance of commercial elevators are governed by several rules and codes. These rules are in place to ensure elevator safety and dependability, as well as to safeguard the interests of passengers and building owners. The followings are some of the most important commercial elevator rules and codes:
ASME A17.1: ASME A17.1 is a safety regulation for elevators and escalators developed by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). It encompasses elevator and escalator design, building, installation, operation, testing, and maintenance, including commercial elevators.
ADA: The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a federal legislation that mandates persons with disabilities to have access to public facilities, including commercial structures. To provide accessibility for individuals with disabilities, the ADA sets certain regulations for elevator construction and operation.
State and local building codes: Many states and municipalities have building codes that contain standards for commercial elevators. These codes may address issues such as elevator electrical, mechanical, fire, and structural standards.
OSHA: Regulations from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) govern the installation, operation, and maintenance of elevators in workplaces, including commercial buildings. These restrictions are intended to protect personnel who operate or repair elevators.
Insurance and liability requirements: Insurance and liability requirements for commercial elevators may vary based on the location and usage of the elevator. Insurance and liability restrictions are in place to safeguard building owners, operators, and users in the event of elevator accidents or incidents.