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Hydraulic Machine Room Less Elevator

The Hydraulic Machine Room Less Elevator is a hydraulic passenger lift for low-rise residential and commercial buildings. It provides floor-to-floor access in private homes, apartment buildings and smaller office properties, including refurbishment projects that introduce a lift into an existing building.

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Product Introduction

Product Specifications

Parameter	Value
Product Model	DKW1000-VF
Product Type	Hydraulic Machine Room Less Elevator
Rated Load	1000 kg

Core Advantages

Capacity for Shared Passenger Trips
The DKW1000-VF has a rated load of 1,000 kg. When several residents or visitors travel together with personal luggage, this capacity accommodates the combined load within the car's approved occupancy and supports shared floor-to-floor journeys.

Controlled Downward Travel
Hydraulic descent is governed by oil returning through the control valve while gravity lowers the car. On return trips between nearby floors, the valve controls the lowering movement without requiring the pump motor to drive the descent. This reduces active pump running during downward travel.

A Separate Place for the Pump
The compact pump station is positioned at the first-floor level and can be incorporated into an accessible wall recess. Where upper-floor rooms extend close to the shaft, locating the hydraulic equipment below keeps the main pump away from those occupied spaces and removes the need for a dedicated rooftop machine room.

Custom Hydraulic Passenger Elevators

We manufacture hydraulic passenger lifts through OEM/ODM production from the shaft survey and architectural drawings, incorporating finished floor levels, entrance positions and the selected interior specification.

Customizable Items

Car dimensions
Door opening width
Door opening direction
Interior wall panels
Ceiling design
Flooring
Car operating panel

Quality Control

Our pre-packing inspection covers every unit. Mechanical and electrical assemblies are reviewed for component identification and assembly condition before release. For the passenger car, the review includes the door assembly and interior fittings supplied for installation.

After installation, commissioning verifies landing alignment, door interlocks and the completed safety circuit through the staged acceptance process. Hydraulic connections are assessed under working conditions before the lift enters passenger service. Third-party inspectors can participate in acceptance, followed by handover documentation and operating training for the people responsible for the building.