Dumbwaiters

Further Specifications

Motor: The motor is quiet, efficient, and safe. It has an emergency brake system and double safety rope for enhanced security and reliability.
Car: The car is made of durable 304 stainless steel and has an additional shelf for increased storage space.
Landing door: The landing door is bi-parting, opens and closes easily and quickly, and prioritizes safety.
Shaft frame: The shaft frame is made of galvanized rectangular steel tubes and is durable, rust-resistant, and long-lasting. It also has a robust load capacity.
Guiderail: The guiderail is a special T-type elevator guardrail design with guide shoes, lubricate cups, and automatic lubrication. It ensures smooth and reliable operation, enhanced stability and safety, and minimized friction and optimized performance.
Control panel: The control panel is on each floor and facilitates seamless communication through the control tell button. It has an emergency stop feature and a key switch on the ground floor for safety and security.

Standard Total Cost: AUD$19,000 plus GST

Notes:

The price is an average price inclusive of materials, installation and a 2 year's manufacturer's warranty.
The price is subject to travel heights and the maximum load capacity.
Any additional specifications beyond the standard specifications may incur more costs.
For reference, the cost breakdown is based on a 2-story dumbwaiter with a 3m lifting height and a car size of 800 x 800mm.
Therefore, the actual cost of a dumbwaiter may vary depending on the specific requirements of the project.

Additional Information

The motor is the most expensive component of a dumbwaiter, accounting for about 22% of the total cost.
The shaft frame is the second most expensive component, accounting for about 18% of the total cost.
The car and doors are the third most expensive component, accounting for about 20% of the total cost.
The control system is the fourth most expensive component, accounting for about 15% of the total cost.
The counterweight and connection parts are the least expensive component, accounting for about 7% of the total cost.