We excel in designing, manufacturing, and installing state-of-the-art MR elevators that are efficient, dependable, and space-conscious. Our MR elevators are engineered to seamlessly integrate into various architectural environments.

Hanu Elevators is a pioneer in MRL elevator technology, offering space-saving and energy-efficient solutions that eliminate the need for traditional machine rooms. Our MRL elevators are designed to optimize building space while maintaining top-notch performance.

Elevator LOP (Landing Operating Panel) and COP (Cabin Operating Panel) are control panels used in elevators. They provide interfaces for passengers to select their desired floors and perform other functions. When biometric technology is integrated into elevator systems, it allows for secure access control. This means that instead of using traditional methods like keycards or codes, passengers can use their biometric data (such as fingerprints, facial recognition, or iris scans) to authenticate access for the elevator car itself. This adds an extra layer of security and convenience, as biometric data is unique to each individual and is more difficult to forge or share compared to traditional access methods.

We implement comprehensive security frameworks to protect your organization’s data, ensuring compliance with industry standards and safeguarding sensitive information.

The elevator car is typically connected to a counterweight by a steel cable or rope. This cable is under tension and is responsible for both lifting and lowering the elevator.

The speed governor is equipped with a sheave (a pulley with a grooved wheel) that's connected to the same cable. As the elevator moves, the cable causes the sheave to spin faster. If the car starts moving too quickly, centrifugal force causes the sheave to spin faster.