Xi Ana akt Transmission Machinerya Co., Ltd.

Based in China, Xi Ana akt Transmission Machinerya Co., Ltd. lists ten active product entries in its catalogue. The portfolio is organized under four top categories: Elevator Parts, Elevators & Escalators, PCB, and Electronic Decoders/Encoders. Products include control boards, door controllers, door motors, and encoder modules that are used in passenger and freight elevators. The company also references specific brands such as Mitsubishi, KONE, and Thyssen in its product titles. All items fall within the broader electrical and mechanical components segment for vertical transportation systems.

The catalogue details items such as the Elevator control board LCB‑II GGA21240D1, door controller AT120 FAA24350BK1, and door motor AT120 FAA24350BL1. A Mitsubishi elevator PCB board DOR‑120C and a Thyssen door motor F9 are also listed. The KONE encoder KM713130G01 is identified with HS code 8537.10, classified under Electronic Components / PCB Assembly with Metal Housing. Additional entries include a generic elevator encoder mh108‑4096wl, a BLT Elevator controller MPK‑808, and a Thyssen test tool MC2. The final entry is a generic “Elevator parts” line that aggregates assorted components.

Xi Ana’s catalogue covers core elevator control electronics and mechanical drive units. Elevator control boards such as the LCB‑II series are typically built on FR‑4 substrates with a copper thickness of 35 µm, conforming to IPC‑2221 design rules and IEC 60204‑1 safety requirements. Door controllers and motors are usually rated for 230 V AC operation, with torque ratings between 10 Nm and 30 Nm for standard passenger‑door applications. Encoders like the KONE KM713130G01 and the mh108‑4096wl commonly provide incremental output resolutions of 4096 pulses per revolution, housed in metal casings that meet IP 65 protection. PCB assemblies for elevators often adhere to the EN 81‑20/81‑50 standards for fire resistance and electromagnetic compatibility, and are shipped in anti‑static bags within wooden crates.

Within the elevator sector, component grades are distinguished by load capacity, environmental sealing, and compliance with safety standards such as EN 81‑20. PCB boards for elevators are frequently classified as Class B for low‑outgassing and may carry CE or UL certifications. Encoder modules are evaluated by pulse accuracy (±0.5 %), operating temperature range (‑20 °C to +70 °C), and output signal types (open‑collector or line driver). Buyers often request test reports confirming IEC 61800‑5‑1 power‑converter performance for motor drives. The generic “Elevator parts” entry typically aggregates items like limit switches, safety brakes, and cable rollers, which are sized according to the elevator’s rated speed and hoistway dimensions.