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Posted By Gawtum Jawaheer
Do goods/persons Lifts used in construction of multi-storeyed buildings have to have the same stringent interlocking systems for both the cabin door and the doors at the various landing floors - or does it suffice that an operator in the cabin controls the use of the lift??
Grateful urgent response. Anticipated thanks
Gawtum
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Posted By Martin Daly
The simple answer to your question is Yes they must
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Posted By Ali
All lifts come under the same LOLER Regs and therefore must comply in the same way.
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Posted By peter gotch
Hi Gawtum.
Not sure what legal requirements apply in Mauritius.
In the UK, require interlocks on both cage door(s) and at each landing gate.
But these interlocks do not need to be to as high standards as would be required in a permanent lift within a structure, if this was the essence of your question.
Regards, Peter
Regards, Peter
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Posted By Safe Elevator
Gawtum,
In answer to you question yes, the lift must have a landing gate interlock as well as a car gate interlock.
I have e-mailed you directly
Kind Regards
Safe Elevator
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Posted By Gawtum Jawaheer
Thanks everybody. I am now in a better position to gauge the situation.
Gawtum
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