Safety & emergency

Our solutions significantly increase the safety of elevators. They include access controls for floors with restricted access, two-sense emergency call systems, technology for fires and firefighting operations, accident prevention and the detection of immobilized persons. These functions ensure a safer and more secure elevator experience for all users.

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Two-sense Emergency Communication

flexyPage Messenger provides a visual communication channel for hearing-impaired individuals during an elevator emergency. Integrated with standard acoustic emergency devices, it allows text-based interaction between trapped persons and emergency responders. This feature supports multiple languages and ensures compliance with accessibility standards, enhancing safety in both new and existing elevators.

Accident Prevention & Detection

Although elevators are among the safest modes of transportation, accidents can still happen. Our Computer Vision API enhances safety by detecting quickly moving objects or individuals approaching closing doors, preventing entrapment. These advanced features ensure a higher level of safety for all elevator users.

Smart COP Multimedia Displays with/without Touch

flexyPage elevator displays are particularly suitable as smart COP displays thanks to their connections for the components in the car control panel. Call buttons and door buttons can be connected directly to the smart displays. In addition to floor status and direction display, special texts such as fire, door status or "out of order" as well as multimedia in the form of videos, slideshows and websites can also be displayed. The displays also support a barrier-free two-sense emergency call with flexyPage Messenger. flexyPage displays are available in many sizes and designs so that they can be flexibly adapted to the corporate design. Optional widgets offer additional customization options for your smart COP display.

Access Control & Priority Rides

Restrict access to different floors with our flexyPage touch displays. The PIN-pad function enables floor access control through a 3 to 6-digit PIN. When a floor button is pressed, a pop-up window appears on the touchscreen for PIN entry, and the signal is only sent with the correct input. This feature can also replace key switches for priority rides, such as bed transports in hospitals.

Door Timing Control

Elevator doors often close quickly to maintain high transport efficiency. However, older individuals, wheelchair users, or parents with strollers often need more time to enter or exit the elevator. A door closing too early can cause an accident. Our computer vision sensors can detect wheelchair users, strollers, and slow-moving individuals and keep the doors open longer.