Installation planning

Installation

HydraSafe Brake is designed for rail-mounted installation without modifying the elevator machine. Every project still requires an equipment review, site survey, documentation, testing, and the locally required acceptance process.

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Review the installation process

The installation process should be planned around the actual elevator, site conditions, permitted scope, test requirements, and building access. Physical rail mounting and return to service are separate schedule items.

≤ 6 hrs
Typical physical rail mounting
None
Machine modification required
Defined
Test and inspection plan
AHJ
Acceptance where required

What Makes It Simple

Engineered from the ground up for retrofit environments — every design decision prioritizes minimal disruption and maximum reliability.

01

No machine modification

The brake mounts at the guide rail. The proposed scope does not require modification of the elevator machine.

02

Physical rail mounting

Physical rail mounting is typically completed within six hours inside a permitted project. This is not a guarantee of total outage or return-to-service time.

03

Technical documentation

Installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting documentation is available for review by qualified elevator professionals.

04

Acceptance planning

Coordinate the test plan, inspection requirements, and AHJ acceptance process before scheduling a return to service.

Installation documentation

Use the current documents to prepare the project record. Confirm the applicable edition, device configuration, site conditions, and local acceptance requirements before work begins.

Plan the installation with the full project scope

Request the current documentation before finalizing schedule, test conditions, or the acceptance sequence.