Sensors and switches continuously monitor the movement and location of elevator components, helping the control system make precise decisions throughout every journey.
A levelling sensor helps ensure that the elevator car stops precisely at the landing floor, allowing passengers to enter and exit safely.
Magnetic switches provide non-contact sensing by detecting magnetic fields, making them suitable for position monitoring and control applications.
Inspection switches are commonly used during maintenance activities, giving technicians a controlled way to perform servicing and inspection procedures.
Reliable Thyssenkrupp elevator sensors and switches contribute to smoother operation, improved safety and consistent system performance across a wide range of elevator installations.
| Sensor & Switch Type | Available Variants |
|---|---|
| Levelling Sensors | Levelling Sensor CEDES/GLS/TK, Levelling Sensor LK-LN, Levelling Sensor Autonics |
| Magnetic Switches | Magnet Switch BN325-R |
| Inspection Switches | Inspection Switch LW39-16B-6AC-55X/5P |
The Thyssenkrupp Elevator Sensor Parts range includes specialized sensing and switching components used for elevator positioning, levelling, monitoring and maintenance operations.
Common variants include Levelling Sensor CEDES/GLS/TK, Levelling Sensor LK-LN, Levelling Sensor Autonics, Magnet Switch BN325-R and Inspection Switch LW39-16B-6AC-55X/5P. These components help support accurate floor alignment, position detection, operational monitoring and safe servicing procedures within TK Elevator systems.
Thyssenkrupp Elevator Sensors and Switches help with:
1. What is a levelling sensor in an elevator?
A levelling sensor is a device that helps ensure the elevator car stops accurately at the landing floor for safe passenger access.
2. How does a magnetic switch work in an elevator system?
A magnetic switch detects the presence of a magnetic field and sends a signal to the control system for position monitoring or operational control.
3. Why are sensors important in elevator systems?
Sensors provide critical feedback about position, movement and system status, helping maintain safe and efficient operation.
4. What is an inspection switch used for?
An inspection switch allows technicians to safely perform maintenance, testing and servicing procedures on the elevator system.
5. Can faulty sensors affect elevator performance?
Yes. A malfunctioning sensor can impact levelling accuracy, position detection and overall system reliability, making timely replacement important.