Artigos e notícias

In traction elevators with a travel height above approximately 30 meters, the weight of the wire ropes shifts continuously as the car moves. An elevator compensation

An elevator COP, or car operating panel, is the main control interface inside the elevator cabin. It allows passengers to select floors, open or close doors,

Elevator buttons are the main interface between passengers and the elevator control system. From floor selection and door control to emergency communication and accessibility, the

Elevator shaking during travel can signal deeper mechanical or electrical issues. In this article, we explain the most common causes of vibration, what to inspect, and how high-quality components from POTENSI can help restore a smooth ride.

Este artigo explica como inspecionar os fechos das portas dos elevadores, incluindo o engate mecânico, o teste do circuito de segurança e os problemas mais comuns a ter em conta.

Desde falhas de arranque até velocidades irregulares, compreender os problemas mais comuns dos elevadores — e as respetivas soluções técnicas — ajuda as equipas de manutenção a manter as cabines a funcionar de forma segura e sem problemas. Descubra seis problemas frequentes nos elevadores e soluções profissionais em que pode confiar.

Many buyers fall into common traps when sourcing elevator parts—focusing only on price, ignoring compatibility, or trusting non-professional channels. These mistakes can lead to costly failures. Let’s break down the five most frequent misconceptions and why choosing reliable suppliers like POTENSI makes all the difference.

Pressing the elevator call button once is all you need—hammering it won’t make the car arrive faster and can wear out the switch or hide real faults. Learn why one solid press registers your request and how to keep your building’s buttons working reliably.

A proteção secundária das correntes de compensação do elevador evita o descarrilamento, mantém o equilíbrio da carga e impede avarias dispendiosas. Este guia explica porque é que os sistemas de apoio - como as correntes de laço, anéis de bloqueio ou guias fechadas - são vitais para um funcionamento seguro e suave do elevador.