Elevator Renovation
Shandong Fuji Elevator Co., Ltd. – Elevator Modernization Team
Guided by a “customer first” service philosophy and backed by strong technical expertise and a highly qualified professional team, our Elevator Modernization Team is committed to providing customized, one-stop elevator modernization solutions for elevator users.
Our team comprises 20 senior mechanical engineers, 10 senior electrical engineers, and 50 front-line elevator modernization specialists. With six years of market experience, professional on-site surveying, meticulously crafted modernization plans, precise execution, attentive after-sales service, and a strong sense of social responsibility, we have forged a truly professional team. Your choice entitles you to a worry-free, time-saving, and effort-saving service experience from start to finish.
20
Senior Mechanical Engineer
10
Equipment Senior Engineer
8
Drive Engineer
6
Door System Engineer
16
Architectural Engineer
20
Quality Control Engineer
Service Commitment
“We are dedicated in our work, committed to your peace of mind, ensure your comfort in use, provide meticulous after-sales service, and deliver results you can trust.” Shandong Fuji Elevator Co., Ltd. consistently adheres to this five-core service philosophy. The company has established 300 modernization service outlets nationwide and owns 50 modernization teams. We confidently pledge that for any site across the country, our professionals will arrive at the service location within 4 hours and communicate with the client promptly based on the actual site conditions. A modernization plan will be developed within 2 hours, and based on that plan, a detailed quotation will be provided within 2 hours. Proactive and efficient service is the foundation of mutual benefit and win-win outcomes.
300
Modernization Service Outlets
50
Modernization Teams
4
arrive within
2
provide a plan and quotation
Scope of Modernization Services
In 2016, Shandong Fuji Elevator Co., Ltd. launched a free installation program for its energy feedback system on projects requiring modernization due to aging electrical components such as wiring and control equipment. This system converts the potential energy generated during heavy-load downward travel and light-load upward travel into high-purity electrical energy, which can then be supplied to other electrical devices. By doing so, it not only relieves the burden on the power grid and maintains normal operating temperatures in the machine room, thereby extending the elevator’s service life, but also reduces energy consumption by more than 20%. Additionally, comfort upgrades are made to the variable-frequency drive (VFD) control system. Through this series of upgrades, the modernized elevators offer the advantages of safety, reliability, energy efficiency, and passenger comfort.
Traction Elevator
The modernization scope includes the following:
Changes to: rated speed, rated load capacity, car mass, and type of door locking device.
Changes or replacements to: the control system; guide rails or guide rail types; door types (including the addition of one or more landing doors or car doors), fire-resistant landing doors, glass doors, and glass car walls; rope terminations; the elevator drive machine or traction sheave; the governor; the buffer; the safety gear device; and the overspeed protection device for upward travel.
Integration of multiple previously standalone elevators into an intelligent group control system, which uniformly dispatches and coordinates elevator operations. This includes increasing the rated speed to achieve faster and more efficient elevator performance.
Escalator
The modernization scope also covers the following components and systems:
safety circuits containing electronic components;
steps or pallets;
step chains;
drive machines;
rollers (main rollers and auxiliary rollers);
metal structures;
handrails;
control panels for escalators or moving walks; and
addition of variable-frequency drive (VFD) functionality to escalators or moving walk
Construction Plan
