Savaria Telecab17
Affordable Style with Compact Residential Elevators
For a residential elevator that balances affordability with style, consider the Savaria Telecab17. This space-saving model is ideal for smaller homes, eliminating the need for a traditional hoistway. Its innovative design allows the drive tower to attach to a support wall, traveling smoothly through a small cut-out in your ceiling. Perfect for homeowners seeking seamless integration and accessibility without compromising on aesthetics.
Safety Features
| Savaria Telecab17 | |
|---|---|
| Maximum Weight | 845 lb. |
| Speed | 20 ft./min |
| Maximum travel distance | 23’ (7 m) with two stops |
| Floor cutout | 5” x 35.25” for 30” x 46” cab 68.5” x 41.25” for 36” x 54” cab |
| Minimum overhead required | 96” to have 6” minimum clearance by code, 92” where code permits |
| Drive | 2:1 roller chain hydraulic |
| Motor/pump | 24 VDC, 3 hp (2.1 kW), gear type hydraulic pump |
Frequently Asked Questions
The space required for a home lift varies depending on the type and model. Compact models can fit into surprisingly small spaces and can be installed with minimal modifications to your home. Generally, you’ll need a clear area for the lift shaft and space for the machinery, but many lifts are designed to be as space-efficient as possible.
Absolutely! Home lifts can be retrofitted into most existing homes. Installation might involve some construction work, like creating a lift shaft, but many models are designed to be minimally invasive. A professional assessment can determine the best placement and type of lift for your home.
Home lifts require regular maintenance to ensure they operate safely and efficiently. This usually involves periodic inspections, cleaning, and lubrication of moving parts. Most providers offer maintenance packages, and it’s a good idea to schedule regular check-ups to keep your lift in top condition.
Most modern home lifts come equipped with a battery backup system. This ensures that the lift can be safely operated or moved to the nearest floor in the event of a power outage. Always check with your provider to understand the specific features and safety mechanisms of your home lift.
