The idea of having an elevator with two independent cabs operating in the same shaft dates back to the 1930s, but it took modern day technology to turn it into reality for the elevator system of the future. Coordinated by an intelligent control system and monitored by the latest safety technology, the TWIN system from ThyssenKruppElevator provides significant advantages for buildings and occupants, TWIN : 2 cabs, 1 shaft, 0 crowds.
The TWIN principle greatly enhances elevator efficiency. The example at the left of page 2 demonstrates this in comparison with a conventional four-shaft elevator group. The TWIN system achieves the same performance with one shaft less. For new buildings this means a major gain in usable floor space or a corresponding reduction in building volume. Either way, the benefits are clear.
The idea of having an elevator with two independent cabs operating in the same shaft dates back to the 1930s, but it took modern day technology to turn it into reality for the elevator system of the future. Coordinated by an intelligent control system and monitored by the latest safety technology, the TWIN system from ThyssenKruppElevator provides significant advantages for buildings and occupants, TWIN : 2 cabs, 1 shaft, 0 crowds.
The TWIN principle greatly enhances elevator efficiency. The example at the left of page 2 demonstrates this in comparison with a conventional four-shaft elevator group. The TWIN system achieves the same performance with one shaft less. For new buildings this means a major gain in usable floor space or a corresponding reduction in building volume. Either way, the benefits are clear.
The idea of having an elevator with two independent cabs operating in the same shaft dates back to the 1930s, but it took modern day technology to turn it into reality for the elevator system of the future. Coordinated by an intelligent control system and monitored by the latest safety technology, the TWIN system from ThyssenKruppElevator provides significant advantages for buildings and occupants, TWIN : 2 cabs, 1 shaft, 0 crowds.
The TWIN principle greatly enhances elevator efficiency. The example at the left of page 2 demonstrates this in comparison with a conventional four-shaft elevator group. The TWIN system achieves the same performance with one shaft less. For new buildings this means a major gain in usable floor space or a corresponding reduction in building volume. Either way, the benefits are clear.
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