Import Bi-Directional Speed Governor For Mrl — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The Hi-ox240e is a bi-directional speed governor engineered for machine-room-less (MRL) elevators, where space constraints and safety demands are heightened. It monitors elevator speed in both upward and downward directions, activating failsafe mechanisms to prevent over-speed conditions. For descending over-speed, it triggers the safety gear, while for ascending over-speed, it cuts power to halt the car, ensuring passenger safety in compact MRL systems.

Designed for precision, the Hi-ox240e integrates with MRL elevator architectures, where traditional safety components may not fit. The governor’s compact form factor and robust construction suit the dynamic loads of MRL applications, which often use smaller sheaves and lighter wire ropes than conventional elevators. Standard MRL wire ropes are typically 6 mm to 8 mm in diameter, with a typical breaking load of 1200 kg for 6 mm ropes, while the governor’s tension force must exceed the system’s maximum dynamic load.

This governor is ideal for commercial buildings, residential complexes, and public transport hubs adopting MRL elevator designs. Buyers should confirm the governor’s compatibility with their MRL system’s rope type, sheave size, and electrical requirements. Trade terms for such components often include FOB or CIF, with bulk ordering common for large-scale projects. Lead times and packaging specifications should be negotiated based on project timelines.

Suzhou Hitech Elevator Co., Ltd. operates from No.98 Changjiang Road in Suzhou, Jiangsu, China, focusing on elevator components tailored for modern systems, including MRL applications. The company’s imported supplier tier suggests capability to supply international markets, though its harbor trust tier indicates baseline verification without additional performance metrics.

The supplier’s profile does not provide details on response rates, certifications, or production capacity for the Hi-ox240e. Buyers should directly inquire about compliance with MRL-specific standards, such as EN 81-21, and request evidence of third-party testing for over-speed protection devices. Confirmation of the supplier’s experience with MRL projects is also advised.