Frequently asked questions
Here are some common questions about this product.
Signs that an elevator door interlock needs replacing include intermittent door faults, the elevator failing to start despite a closed door, visible contact wear or corrosion, and units approaching or exceeding their rated 100,000-cycle service life. If in doubt, replace proactively — a failed interlock stops the elevator.
Confirm the voltage rating (230V DC or 240V AC), contact type (1NC or 2NC), lock orientation (left or right), and door type (sliding or swing). If you have the existing unit or installation drawings, contact us and we will confirm the correct replacement.
The interlocks we supply are rated for 100,000 operating cycles. In a busy commercial building with high daily door cycles, proactive replacement before this limit is reached reduces the risk of unplanned downtime.
Yes. The interlocks we supply are suitable for both sliding and swing lift door systems, with left or right lock configuration available for both door types.