Mitsubishi elevator door lock components are used within elevator door safety and access systems. The category includes door locks, triangle locks, triangle lock keys and power lock components designed for selected Mitsubishi elevator applications.
Different lock types perform different functions within the elevator system, ranging from landing door locking arrangements to authorised door access mechanisms.
Mitsubishi elevator door locks are associated with the landing door interlock assembly installed at each floor landing. These components form part of the door locking arrangement and work alongside elevator safety systems during operation.
Mitsubishi triangle locks are specialised door access mechanisms associated with landing door access arrangements. These components are designed for use with authorised unlocking procedures and related elevator door systems.
Mitsubishi triangle lock keys are specialised tools used with compatible triangle lock mechanisms. These components are intended for authorised access to elevator landing door systems.
Mitsubishi power locks are associated with elevator door locking arrangements that incorporate electrical verification as part of the door interlock system. These components are available in different configurations for selected elevator applications.
| Components | Functions |
|---|---|
| Door Locks | Form part of the landing door interlock arrangement. |
| Triangle Locks | Support authorised access to landing door systems. |
| Triangle Lock Keys | Used with compatible triangle lock mechanisms. |
| Power Locks | Associated with door locking arrangements incorporating electrical verification. |
1. What is the difference between a door lock and a power lock?
A door lock is associated with the mechanical locking arrangement of the landing door, while a power lock incorporates electrical verification as part of the interlock system.
2. Why are door lock contacts listed separately from door locks?
Door lock contacts are associated with the electrical portion of the door interlock arrangement, whereas the door lock assembly includes the mechanical locking components.
3. Can door lock configurations vary between Mitsubishi elevator models?
Yes. Door lock designs, contact arrangements and locking configurations may vary depending on the elevator model and door system requirements.
4. What is the purpose of a door interlock system?
The door interlock system forms part of the elevator safety arrangement and is associated with the operation of landing door locking mechanisms.
5. Are triangle locks and door locks the same component?
No. A door lock forms part of the landing door interlock system, while a triangle lock is an access mechanism used to operate the door unlocking arrangement.