A high-speed, high-rise elevator is essentially a pilotless vehicle for vertical transportation—working continuously, carrying people safely and reliably through thousands of journeys.
Behind every smooth ride is a complex combination of mechanical, electrical and electronic systems. But for the building owner or passenger, the health of these systems is largely invisible.
What if you could continuously monitor the elevator’s health—independently, without waiting for the next inspection or depending entirely on the elevator controller?
Pulse makes that possible.
Pulse can make elevator information available through multiple interfaces, depending on the system configuration:
Show selected operating information directly on the elevator's display.
Monitor multiple elevators from a centralized computer.
Access information remotely through cloud-based services and mobile devices.
One elevator. One building. Multiple ways to stay informed.
Periodic elevator audits provide valuable expert insight, but they are ultimately a snapshot of elevator performance at a particular point in time.
Elevator OEMs may also have access to operational data, but this is typically part of their internal service ecosystem.
Pulse provides an independent, continuous view of elevator performance, helping building owners and facility managers understand what is happening between inspections.
Don’t just inspect your elevator. Continuously understand it.
Pulse is compact and lightweight, making it easy to install on the elevator car top without adding significant equipment or complexity.
Small footprint. Minimal installation. Continuous insight.
Pulse continuously compares current elevator behaviour against its historical operating patterns.
Changes in parameters can indicate deterioration or emerging abnormalities, allowing attention to be directed where it is needed.
Instead of waiting for a failure or the next scheduled audit:
Building owners and facility managers can understand:
This makes Pulse both an Elevator Health Monitor and an independent operational monitoring system.
Pulse is designed to work independently of the elevator controller.
It does not require a direct controller connection to perform its core monitoring functions.
No controller-specific dependency. No complicated interface. No clumsy wiring through the shaft.
Simply mount Pulse on the elevator car top, connect it to the required communication network, and let it start learning the elevator’s operating behaviour.
Pulse continuously monitors key elevator operating parameters and compares current behaviour with historical performance.
It doesn’t simply collect data. It helps identify changes, deterioration and abnormal patterns that may otherwise go unnoticed.
Pulse can monitor parameters including:
The result is an Elevator Cardio Graph—a continuous picture of your elevator’s operating health.
ELEvision’s wireless design simplifies installation and eliminates the need for dedicated travelling CCTV cables.
It can also be connected to existing CCTV monitoring infrastructure, allowing elevator surveillance to become part of the building’s overall security system.
An independent monitoring layer between the elevator and the building owner.
Monitors continuously rather than providing only periodic snapshots.
Designed to work independently of elevator controller make and model.
No controller connection and no complex shaft wiring for core monitoring.
Approximately 15″ × 8″ and less than 1 kg.
Records data and analyses trends rather than simply displaying readings.
Information can be made available through elevator displays, centralized systems or cloud/mobile platforms.
Suitable for monitoring individual elevators or multiple elevators across a building.
Every vibration, every journey, every change in speed, every door cycle and every unusual pattern tells you something about the elevator.
Pulse turns these signals into
meaningful information about elevator health and performance.
Pulse — The Elevator Cardio Graph.
Monitor continuously. Understand intelligently. Act early.
