Unique Elevators

Hydraulic Passenger Lift

A Hydraulic Passenger Lift is designed for moving people between floors using a hydraulic lifting system. It can be considered for residential, commercial, institutional and other suitable building applications where the hydraulic arrangement fits the building requirements. Unique Elevators Lifts (P) Ltd. supplies Hydraulic Passenger Lifts in Delhi and nearby areas, along with maintenance, repair and AMC services.

Hydraulic Passenger Lifts use an electrically driven pump to send hydraulic fluid to a jack, which moves the lift car directly or indirectly. The final lift configuration depends on factors such as the number of floors, travel height, passenger capacity, available space and intended usage.

For example, a lift requirement for a low-rise residential property may be different from one for a commercial building with regular passenger movement. Considering the building and its actual usage first helps in selecting a suitable hydraulic passenger lift.

Applications

Residential buildings

Independent houses and villas

Commercial buildings and offices

Hotels and hospitality properties

Educational and institutional buildings

Other suitable low-rise applications

Technical Details

Specification	Reference Details
Lift Type	Hydraulic Passenger Lift
Passenger Capacity	4 to 15 persons
Rated Load	272 kg to 1,020 kg for common passenger-load ratings
Typical Speed	0.30 m/s to 1.00 m/s, depending on configuration
Drive System	Hydraulic
Lifting Arrangement	Direct or indirect hydraulic operation
Door Type	Manual or automatic, depending on configuration
Door Opening	Common configurations include 700 mm to 900 mm
Power Supply	3-Phase, as required by the selected equipment
Application	Passenger transportation
Cabin Size	Selected according to capacity and building requirements
Travel Height	Selected according to the number of floors and site requirements

The figures above are reference values for commonly available hydraulic passenger-lift configurations and are not fixed specifications for every Unique Elevators Lifts installation. Final capacity, speed, cabin dimensions, door opening, travel height and electrical requirements should be confirmed according to the selected lift configuration and approved site design.

Choosing the Right Hydraulic Passenger Lift

Selecting a hydraulic passenger lift starts with understanding the building rather than choosing a capacity only by the number of passengers.

When planning a hydraulic passenger lift, consider:

Building Type: A residential property, office and institutional building can have different lift requirements.

Number of Floors: The number of floors and total travel distance influence the suitability and configuration of the lift.

Passenger Capacity: Expected passenger movement should be considered when selecting the rated load.

Available Space: Shaft dimensions, pit, headroom and equipment requirements need to be considered before installation.

Frequency of Use: A lift used occasionally may have different requirements from one used regularly throughout the day.

Door and Cabin Size: The cabin and entrance should be selected according to passenger capacity, accessibility and available space.

Maintenance Requirements: Regular maintenance should be planned to support dependable operation over the service life of the lift.

For example, a hydraulic passenger lift for a small residential building may not need the same capacity or configuration as a lift serving a busy office. Understanding how many people will use the lift and how frequently they will use it provides a better starting point for selection.

Hydraulic Passenger Lift Comparison

Unique Elevators Lifts offers different lift categories for different building requirements. The comparison below shows the main differences between the six available product categories.

Feature	Hydraulic Passenger Lift	Glass Home Lift	Passenger Lift	Hospital Lift	Goods Cum Passenger Lift	MACHINE ROOMLESS ELEVATOR
Primary Purpose	Passenger movement	Residential passenger movement	Passenger movement	Patient, attendant and staff movement	Goods and passenger movement	Passenger movement
Typical Capacity	272 kg to 1,020 kg for common passenger ratings	Commonly 250 kg to 400 kg for home-lift configurations	272 kg to 1,360 kg and above, depending on configuration	Common configurations include 1,020 kg, 1,360 kg and 1,768 kg	Common configurations vary according to goods and passenger requirements	Common passenger configurations range from 272 kg upward
Typical Speed	0.30 m/s to 1.00 m/s	Around 0.30 m/s to 0.40 m/s for common home-lift configurations	Common configurations around 0.63 m/s to 1.75 m/s	Common configurations around 0.50 m/s to 1.00 m/s	Common configurations around 0.50 m/s to 1.00 m/s	Common configurations around 0.63 m/s to 1.75 m/s
Main Application	Suitable residential and low-rise applications	Homes and villas	Residential, commercial and institutional buildings	Hospitals and healthcare facilities	Buildings requiring people and goods movement	Residential, commercial and institutional buildings
Drive System	Hydraulic	Depends on selected home-lift system	Traction	Traction or other suitable system	Depends on selected system	Traction
Machine Room	Depends on hydraulic arrangement	Depends on the selected design	May require a machine room or use an MRL arrangement	Depends on selected system	Depends on selected system	Separate conventional machine room generally not required
Passenger Focus	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Goods Movement	No	No	No	Limited to application requirements	Yes	No
Best Considered For	Suitable low-rise passenger applications	Private residential use	Regular passenger transportation	Healthcare facilities	Combined goods and passenger requirements	Buildings where a machine-room-less arrangement is suitable

The numerical figures in this comparison are general reference ranges for commonly available lift configurations. They should not be treated as the fixed specifications of every Unique Elevators Lifts product. The actual capacity, speed, dimensions and configuration depend on the selected lift and building requirements.

Essential Safety Guidelines

Regular Maintenance: Follow the recommended maintenance schedule and have the lift checked and serviced by qualified personnel.

Capacity Limits: Never exceed the rated load or passenger capacity displayed for the lift.

Door Safety: Do not force the lift doors open or closed. Allow the door system to operate normally.

Emergency Communication: Know how to use the emergency alarm or communication facility provided in the lift.

Children's Safety: Young children should be supervised while using the lift.

Professional Service: Installation, inspection and maintenance should be carried out according to applicable standards and local requirements.

Hydraulic lifts are covered by Indian lift safety and installation requirements, and current Indian lift standards address safety rules, design and related requirements for lifts transporting people and goods.

Emergency Situations

Power Failure: If the lift stops during a power interruption, remain calm and use the available emergency communication or alarm facility.

Fire: During a fire or building evacuation, use the designated stairs or emergency route unless the lift is specifically designed and authorised for fire-service use.

Entrapment: If the lift stops with passengers inside, remain calm, use the emergency communication or alarm facility and wait for trained assistance.

Emergency Assistance: Follow the building's emergency procedure and contact the responsible service personnel when required.

Ready to Choose a Hydraulic Passenger Lift?

The right hydraulic passenger lift depends on the building, number of floors, passenger movement, available space and intended usage. Understanding these requirements before selecting the lift can help you choose a more suitable configuration.

Unique Elevators Lifts (P) Ltd. supplies Hydraulic Passenger Lifts for residential, commercial and other suitable applications in Delhi and nearby areas.

Get In Touch