Category: Elevator Codes
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The 5 most important changes to ASME A17.1-2022
This edition of ASME A17.1-2022, also known as CSA B44-2022 in Canada, is the twenty-third revision of the code and includes over 100 changes aimed at enhancing safety, security, and functionality of elevator systems Key Changes in ASME A17.1-2022 Impact on Elevator Installations and Modernizations The adoption of ASME A17.1-2022 has significant implications for building…
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My elevator controller is obsolete – what should I do?
Have you been told by your elevator service company that the elevator controller is obsolete and needs to be replaced? One major OEM obsoleted one of their hydraulic controllers a few years ago and are now actively promoting a replacement control board to ensure a reliable and safe operation going forward. I get asked a…
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Door Lock Monitoring (DLM)
US States are implementing new elevator code requirements that require Door Lock Monitoring (DLM) to be installed and active on elevators. DLM prevents an elevator from moving with the doors open, improving passenger safety. To find out the implementation status of your State, check out this useful resource provided by Otis Elevator. Click Here.