Class A Evacuation Lift

BS EN 81-76, BS EN 81-70

The class of an Evacuation lift is determined by the building’s Evacuation Plan and capacity assessment.

Ikonic lifts offer three Class A Evacuation Lifts

  • Automatic Evacuation Lift
  • Driver Assisted Evacuation Lift
  • Automatic and Driver Assisted Evacuation Lift

An Class A Evacuation Lift is suitable if

  • The lift won’t be transporting stretchers, etc
  • Remote operations not required
  • Firefighter lift EN 81-76 is not required (travel under 18 meters)
  • Only one evacuation exit landing (EEL), is required in the evacuation strategy.
  • A specific landing does not require prioritisation in the evacuation strategy.

Class A Secondary Power Supply

Where there is no secondary power supply, the evacuation plan can include a Class A lift with an automatic rescue operation.

iKONIC Lifts Evacuation lifts are compliant to BS EN 81-76 and designed in conformity with BS EN 81-20:2020 and BS EN 81-70:2021 +A1:2022

The successful integration of an Evacuation Lift into a building relies on some non-related lift aspects; this information is critical for our clients to understand. Here is a simple PDF download that highlights the main ones:

Evacuation Plan & Lift Environment

 

Class A TYPE 2 Evacuation Lift
STANDARDSBS EN 81-76, BS EN 81-20, BS EN 81-70
CLASSA
OPERATIONAutomatic and/or Driver
DUTY LOAD (Kg) 630 - 2000
RATED SPEED (m/s)1.0
STARTS PER HOUR240
MAX LIFT TRAVEL (M)17
PIT (mm)1200* lower pits may be available
HEADROOM (mm)3200* lower headroom may be available
POWER SUPPLY (TNP)400 V 3 Phase 50 Hertz
DRIVE SYSTEMGeared Traction
ENTRANCE OPTIONSSingle, (Through or Adjacent on request)
2ND POWER SUPPLYAvailable on request
MIN SIZE LIFT SHAFT (mm)1650mm x 1750mm
MIN SIZE LIFT SHAFT IF THROUGH CAR (mm)1650mm x 1920mm
MIN SIZE LIFT CAR (mm)1100mm x 1400mm
MIN SIZE LIFT ENTRANCE (mm)900