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Electrical equipment of elevators. Scope, definitions

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5.5.1. This chapter of the Rules applies to the electrical equipment of elevators (lifts) with a voltage of up to 600 V, a load capacity of 50 kg or more, installed in residential and public buildings, in industrial enterprises and other structures. Otherwise, elevators (lifts) must meet the requirements of the current "Rules for the Design and Safe Operation of Elevators" of the Gosgortekhnadzor of Russia.

These Rules do not apply to elevators (lifts) installed in explosive premises, in mines, mining, on ships and other floating structures, on aircraft and other aircraft, as well as on special-purpose elevators.

5.5.2. An elevator (elevator) in these Rules is a lifting device designed to move people and cargo in a cabin or on a platform, moving in rigid vertical guides using a lifting mechanism driven by an electric motor directly or through a gearbox connected to it by a rigid or elastic coupling.

5.5.3. In these Rules, a group elevator installation is an installation consisting of several elevators with a machine room and interconnected by a common control system.

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