With our specialised range of services, we develop individual and future-oriented solutions for new build and modernisation projects. Our manufacturer-neutral advice always guarantees you optimum results.
We are your point of contact from planning to realisation. By working closely with manufacturers and suppliers, we ensure that projects run smoothly.
Our services
Lift planning and evaluation
- Dynamic traffic control computer systems: Design and planning of lift groups and the entire lift operation of a building.
- Lift simulations: Analysis and simulation of single and multiple lift groups for optimised and smooth operation.
- Fire and explosion protection: Ensuring legally compliant protective measures for maximum safety.
- Energy efficiency of installations: Evaluation and optimisation of the energy consumption of installations in order to reduce operating costs and achieve sustainability goals.
Consulting on technical issues
- Drive technology for regulated lift operations: Optimisation and development of drive systems for maximum reliability.
- Statics and strength of lift systems: Advice on structural design and stability calculations for safe and durable installations.
- Acoustics and vibration technology: Recommendations for reducing noise and vibrations for maximum comfort.
What does lift planning at Rapp involve?
The aim of Rapp's lift planning is to design efficient, safe and sustainable lift systems. We therefore offer services such as the following:
We design and plan individual lift groups or the entire lift concept for a building.
- We carry out lift simulations to analyse and optimise the operation of single and multiple lifts.
- We develop and implement systems that optimally control lift traffic. This ensures smooth operation.
- With the introduction of legally compliant protective measures against fire and explosions, we ensure maximum safety for lift systems.
- We evaluate the energy consumption of lift systems as part of the lift-planning process. If necessary, we develop concepts for optimisation in order to reduce operating costs and achieve sustainability targets.
- Our services also include technical consulting. We develop drive systems for maximum reliability and provide advice on structural planning and stability calculations. We also make recommendations to reduce noise and vibrations from the lift.
Why is professional lift optimisation important?
Professional lift optimisation is important for ensuring safety, among other things. Thanks to lift planning, all safety standards and regulations are met. This minimises the risk of accidents and increases the safety of system users.
Lift optimisation also ensures increased efficiency and greater comfort. Users do not have to wait as long for a car to arrive and they experience smooth operation. And because the noise and vibrations are reduced, the ride is more comfortable.
If the lift system is optimally planned, it also works considerably more efficiently. It uses energy more sparingly, which results in lower operating costs. Energy-efficient operation is also in the interest of sustainability.
And last but not least, an optimised lift system increases the value of the property. Both tenants and potential buyers appreciate smoothly functioning and regularly maintained lifts.
What can happen if a lift system is not professionally planned?
Unprofessional lift planning can lead to a variety of problems. For example, it increases the risk of accidents. Not only do the system operators put users at risk, but this may also result in legal consequences and liability claims.
If lift planning is inadequate, this can also lead to an increased number of breakdowns and malfunctions. This leads to inconvenience for the users and additional costs for maintenance and repairs for the operators.
If the energy consumption of the lift system is not optimised, higher operating costs will result. Unprofessional lift planning can also cause financial disadvantages by reducing the value of the property. A faulty lift will not appeal to tenants or potential buyers.
What types of buildings is Rapp's lift planning and optimisation suitable for?
It makes sense to plan and optimise lifts for all buildings in which there is a lift system. This applies in particular to the following building types:
- In residential buildings, the tenants or owners of the residential units must be able to reach the upper floors easily. The more people living in the house, the more important it is to optimise the system. This is the only way for everyone to reach their destination quickly. The system must also be barrier-free.
- Numerous employees, business partners and customers are on the move in office buildings. To minimise their waiting time, lift systems must be as efficient as possible.
- Commercial and industrial buildings with several floors, such as production facilities and warehouses, are also often equipped with lifts. These must be adapted to the specific requirements of the location.
- Lifts are also often found in public buildings such as hospitals, schools and administrative buildings. The primary requirements for these systems are optimum accessibility and safe operation.
- In hotels, lifts are an essential element for a comfortable stay for guests. Lift planning and optimisation is aimed at both this and efficient operational design.
Please contact us if you are interested in professional lift planning.
