Car Lift GRA10
1. 32-bit CPU with the strong function, effective and prompt data processing.
2. It fulfills an extra-ordinary comfort and leveling accuracy.
3. SMZ quadruple protection brings about the door open / shut ahead of time with good safety.
4. The strong functions can satisfy various requirments for different users.
The matured variable voltage and variable freuqency technology
GRA car lift adopts the highly matured variable voltage and variable frequency (VVVF) control technology. We implement the extremely precise speed governor control through special frequency converter which effectively enhance the travel smoothness and save the energy as well.
GRA car lift extends VVVF control technology from lift drive system to the door machine system in order to increase the car safety in entry & exit. Plus the matching none link rod door machine, elevate the sensitivity of the lift door switch, automatically adjust the most appropriate open / shut speed of each floor. In this way, the cars can more freely enter into and exit from Rhine car lifts.
Enjoy a comfortable urban life
GRA serial car lifts use the matured car elevation technology. GRA serial car lifts have been developed and produced according to the speciality of the car products. The strong Rhine technical capacity thoroughly solves the lift noise and car shaking out of overload of traction machine system load due to uneven car force. It optimizes the characteristics of these serial products.
GRA serial car lifts have the advantages such as the pleasing outline, concise equipments, simple operation, small covering space, high space utilization etc. GRA serial car lifts are applicable for various occasions. Rhine serial car lifts own the large loading capacity and car net size. GRA serial car lifts can transport various models of the cars and small & ordinary minibus.
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