Mitsubishi Electric to supply elevators to 2 large luxury complexes in India

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation announced that its subsidiary Mitsubishi Elevator India Private Limited (IMEC) has secured a major order to supply elevators to the Commerzone Madhapur and Altimus luxury complexes owned by K Raheja Corp, a leading developer in India. The order consists of 72 elevators including 37 high-speed models. The elevators incorporate Mitsubishi Electric’s Destination Oriented Allocation System (DOAS) to meet COVID-19 needs for touchless operation and provide safe, reliable vertical transportation that will be backed by service contracts for the company’s Global Maintenance Integrated System.
DOAS automatically registers the destination floor when a user places their ID card over a reader at the security gate or elevator lobby.   Passengers going to the same floors are directed to the same elevator to minimize stops, shorten riding times and improve operational efficiency. Whereas, preset carriage capacity eliminates crowding and helps to prevent infection spread.
With the help of M’s BRIDGETM Global Maintenance Integrated System, the company said potential problems can be identified early and automatically through 24/7 monitoring. As a result, elevator downtime is shortened by collecting and analyzing operational data, contributing to improved safety, peace of mind and convenience for customers.
India is the world’s second largest market for new elevators and escalators, following China. Although demand decreased temporarily in fiscal 2021 due to COVID-19, stable growth is expected from fiscal 2022 onwards. Mitsubishi Electric commenced its elevator business in India through a local distributor in 1995 and then established IMEC in 2012. The company has continued to expand its business, including by initiating local production of elevators and establishing an integrated system for sales, manufacturing, installation and maintenance in 2016.
Mitsubishi Electric elevators use gearless hoisting machines fitted with permanent magnet motors for reduced power consumption.