Passenger Lifts
Providing passenger lifts to suit your plans and meet your project needs.
Passenger Lift Supply & Installation
Why Choose Deltron for Passenger Lifts
Deltron Lifts provides dependable passenger lift solutions built around safety, reliability, and long-term performance.
From installation to maintenance and compliance, our expert engineers deliver lifts you can trust in any environment.
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Passenger Lifts Designed for Every Environment
Deltron Lifts provides passenger lift solutions for individual buildings, refurbishments and larger multi-lift developments.
Our team works closely with architects, designers and contractors to ensure each lift is specified around the building layout, available space, expected traffic levels and design requirements.
With both hydraulic and traction passenger lifts available, we can help you choose a system that suits the practical, technical and commercial needs of your project.
Passenger Lift Types
Hydraulic Lifts
Traction Lifts
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Touch Controls & High Resolution Displays
Our passenger lifts are available with high-resolution displays and modern touch controls, providing clear real-time information on lift position, direction of travel and estimated arrival.
Designed to improve usability and passenger experience, these features add a clean, contemporary finish to the lift interior.
Solutions for Restricted Space & Site Limitations
Every building comes with its own set of challenges. We understand that no two lift installations are the same, and that meeting standards such as EN 81-21 is essential.
That’s why we provide a broad range of solutions designed for shafts with limited headroom, shallow pits, or non-standard dimensions, all while fully complying with EN 81-21 requirements.
Energy-Efficient Passenger Lift Systems
Deltron Lifts designs and supplies energy-efficient passenger lifts that help reduce running costs and environmental impact.
As energy use becomes an increasingly important consideration for building owners, choosing an efficient lift system is a practical way to improve sustainability without compromising performance.
Our latest lift technology is engineered to minimise power consumption while delivering smooth, reliable operation — helping lower your building’s carbon footprint and long-term energy bills.
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Passenger Lift Features
Our passenger lifts, whether hydraulic or traction, come equipped with a range of standard features designed to enhance user experience, safety, and efficiency.
Here’s an overview of some common features shared across both types:
Both hydraulic and traction lifts feature intuitive Call Operating Panels inside the cabin and Landing Operating Panels at each stop. These panels are user-friendly, allowing passengers to easily call the lift and select their desired floor.
Safety is our top priority. Both hydraulic and traction lifts include emergency communication systems, such as intercoms, to ensure passengers can easily communicate with building security or emergency services if needed.
The interior of the lift, or cabin, is designed with comfort and safety in mind. Spacious and well-lit, it provides a secure and pleasant ride for all passengers. The cabin can be customised with a variety of finishes and materials to match the building’s aesthetics.
For ease of access and efficiency, our lifts are equipped with bi-parting doors that open and close smoothly. This type of door is especially beneficial in busy environments, helping to manage passenger flow and reduce waiting times.
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Passenger Lift FAQs
What our customers commonly asked about our Passenger Lift Solutions.
Hydraulic lifts:
- Use a hydraulic cylinder and piston to move the car
- Typically slower than traction lifts
- More energy-efficient for low-rise buildings (up to 5-6 floors)
- Require a machine room, usually at the bottom of the shaft
- Smoother ride, especially at start and stop
- Generally less expensive to install but may have higher operating costs
Traction lifts:
- Use ropes or belts and a counterweight system
- Faster and suitable for taller buildings
- More energy-efficient for high-rise applications
- Can be machine-room-less (MRL) designs
- Typically have lower operating costs but higher initial installation costs
- Better for buildings with heavy traffic
Consider these factors:
- Building height: Hydraulic for low-rise, traction for high-rise
- Traffic volume: Traction better for high-traffic buildings
- Energy efficiency: Traction more efficient for taller buildings
- Available space: Hydraulic needs machine room, traction can be MRL
- Speed requirements: Traction offers higher speeds
- Initial vs. long-term costs: Balance installation and operating costs
- Ride quality: Both can offer smooth rides, but hydraulic may have an edge
Consult with a lift expert to assess your specific building needs and requirements.
Yes, passenger lifts can be highly customised. Options include:
- Car size and shape to fit available space
- Door configurations (single, double, center-opening, side-opening)
- Interior finishes and lighting to match building aesthetics
- Control panels and operating systems
- Energy-saving features
- Accessibility options for users with disabilities
- Special features like destination control systems
- Integration with building management systems
Discuss your specific requirements with a lift design specialist to explore customisation options.
Modern passenger lifts include numerous safety features:
- Emergency braking systems
- Overload sensors
- Door obstruction detection
- Emergency communication systems
- Automatic rescue devices for power failures
- Speed governors to prevent over-speeding
- Multiple suspension ropes or belts for redundancy
- Fire operation modes
- Earthquake detection and operation modes
- Regular safety checks and certifications
These features are continually evolving to meet or exceed safety standards and regulations.
Passenger lift costs vary widely based on several factors:
- Type of lift (hydraulic or traction)
- Building height and number of stops
- Lift capacity and speed
- Level of customisation and finishes
- Installation complexity
- Brand and quality of components
As a very rough estimate:
- For a basic 2-4 story hydraulic lift: £20,000 – £40,000
- For a mid-range traction lift serving 5-10 floors: £40,000 – £100,000
- For high-end, high-rise lifts: £100,000+
These figures are indicative only. For an accurate quote, you’ll need a site survey and detailed specification of your requirements. Remember to factor in ongoing maintenance costs as well.
