Destination Dispatch Systems for Elevators.
First utilized in sophisticated corporate office buildings, elevator destination display systems are now appearing in more industrial and urban high-rise locations. This technology offers multiple benefits to both building owners and passengers, including moving people faster, reducing energy consumption and increasing the level of building security. Destination dispatch systems offer:
- Faster navigation through your building
- Reduced energy consumption
- Increased overall building security
- Designed to integrate directly within optical turnstiles, the technology authorizes you into the main building and will automatically call your elevator to your programmed floor destination
How do Elevator Destination Control Systems Work?
To access the elevator bank at the building’s ground level, an authorized user must approach an array of optical turnstiles and present their credentials. Once authorized, the elevator system does some instant and accurate data analysis.
- What floor does this person work on?
- Do they have special entry requirements?
- Which elevators are available?
- Is there one closer to the reception area?
- Are there multiple authorized users heading to the same floor?
Based on this data collection, the elevator system sends the appropriate elevator down to the ground level.
Back at the turnstile, if the credential is accepted, the universal elevator destination display on the turnstile will notify the user of the elevator to which they should proceed. The barriers of the turnstile will open, and the person is on their way to their final destination.
Dexus Gateway Building
Location: Sydney, Australia - Product: Lifeline Speedlane Swing, Lifeline Boost (MorphoWave Compact option)
Dexus Wholesale Property Fund has upgraded the Gateway Building in Sydney’s Circular Quay to feature entry security measures to protect employees, visitors and valuable data. The ideal solution was found by integrating Boon Edam Speedlane Swing optical turnstiles, IDEMIA’s MorphoWave touchless fingerprint scanners, Schindler’s elevator dispatch and Honeywell’s access control technology.
