Order a governor by rated speed alone and you will pay for it at the test tower. A 1.6 m/s passenger lift, a 1.6 m/s goods lift and a 1.6 m/s machine-room-less unit can each need a different governo...
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The LSD10 elevator brake safety linkage utilizes an advanced linkage mechanism and ingenious mechanical design to provide multiple safety protections for the elevator system. When the elevator overspeeds or experiences an abnormality, this mechanism rapidly triggers the safety clamp, forcing the clamp block into close contact with the guide rail surface, thereby firmly securing the car to the guide rail and ensuring the safety of passengers and equipment. This linkage mechanism not only improves safety but also enhances overall system reliability.
| Type of Safety Gear | Interface | Rated Speed (m/s) | Tripping Speed (m/s) | Permitted P+Q (kg) | Rail Width (mm) | Rail Lubrication | Certifications |
| LSG10 | B | 0.25~2.5 | 0.29~3.22 | 2800~5200 | 15.88/16 | Oil | GB/CE |
| 0.25~2.5 | 0.29~3.22 | 2600~4200 | 15.88/16/19 | Dry | |||
| C | 0.25~2.5 | 0.29~3.22 | 1600~3200 | 9/10/15.88/16 | Oil | GB/CE | |
| 0.25~2.5 | 0.29~3.22 | 1600~3200 | 9/10/15.88/16 | Dry | |||
| D | 0.25~2.5 | 0.29~3.22 | 650~2000 | 9/10/15.88/16 | Oil | GB/CE | |
| 0.25~2.5 | 0.29~3.22 | 650~2000 | 9/10/15.88/16 | Dry |
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