What are the safeties in elevators?what is the use of governor in elevator?

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What are the safeties in elevators?what is the use of governor in elevator?..

Answer / pradeep giri

There are lot of safeties in elevator,
For example- limit switches on elevator shaft provide safety to elevator..
Governor is used to protect elevator from high speed . bcoz at speed more than the rated speed of governor elevated will stop

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What are the safeties in elevators?what is the use of governor in elevator?..

Answer / ravi

Lift safeties.
1. Hoistway Door interlock
2. Progressive Safety Gear
3. Overspeed Governor
4. Buffers
5. Limit switches
6. Overloading
7. Door Protection
8. Emergency Stop
9. Seismic Stop
10. Emergency Alarms
11. Anti Egress Locks
12.

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What are the safeties in elevators?what is the use of governor in elevator?..

Answer / suraj kumar

Along with Above all One Safety is ARD that's called Automatic Rescue Device

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