Elevator Base Station Lock with Physical Locking Security Access Control and System Linkage for Schindler 300P

Elevator Base Station Lock, Elevator Door Lock, Original Elevator Door Lock Sch** 300P Base Station Lock

Physical Locking and Security Protection: Prevents unauthorized personnel from accidentally or maliciously opening the base station hall door, avoiding accidents such as people falling into the shaft and equipment tampering/theft, meeting Schindler's safety standards such as ASME A17.1/CSA B44.

Integrates with the door lock monitoring system; when the door is not unlocked, the hall door circuit is cut off, preventing the elevator from starting or stopping at that floor, forming a safety interlock.

Access Control and Misuse Prevention: Only authorized personnel (such as property management, maintenance, and fire personnel) can unlock the elevator with a special key, preventing passengers from accidentally operating the base station control functions (such as fire alarm return, independent operation, and driver mode switching).

Lobby call buttons/panels are locked to prevent unauthorized personnel from triggering special commands that could cause elevator malfunctions, ensuring the order of vertical transportation in the building.

Adaptable to Special Operating Conditions and Maintenance Needs

Fire Protection: In case of fire, coordinates with fire suppression systems to ensure the elevator reliably returns to the base station and locks, facilitating personnel evacuation and rescue operations.

Maintenance/Inspection: Locks the base station hall door to prevent unauthorized personnel from entering the shaft area during maintenance, while allowing maintenance personnel to safely enter and exit and control the elevator's operating mode.

Energy Saving and Management: Locks the base station during long-term shutdowns or specific periods (such as nighttime) to reduce unnecessary energy consumption and safety risks.

System Linkage and Status Feedback: The unlock status trigger signal is fed back to the elevator control system, allowing the elevator to respond normally to calls, stop, and open doors on that floor; the locked status blocks related commands, retaining only emergency/fire exits.

Some models support lock status monitoring, allowing property management/maintenance personnel to remotely confirm the base station lock's open/closed status through the control system, improving management efficiency.