Hospital Lift

Stretcher-depth cars, accurate levelling and auto rescue so a trolley never catches a sill.

Specified around the trolley rather than the floor plan: deeper cars, wider clear openings, and levelling accurate enough that a loaded stretcher rolls out without a lip. Battery rescue brings the car to the nearest floor on power failure.

Car and door dimensions are taken from the trolley and the corridor, not from a passenger-lift table. Levelling is exact at every floor, battery rescue is standard, and clinical floors go first in the queue when the service desk takes a call.

A hospital lift is specified from the trolley and the corridor, not from a passenger-lift table. Car depth, clear door opening and the turning space outside the shaft are all measured against the equipment that actually has to move through them, including the staff walking beside it.

Levelling is the part that matters most in practice: it has to be exact at every floor so a loaded stretcher rolls out without catching a sill. Battery rescue brings the car to the nearest landing on a power failure, finishes are chosen to wipe down, and clinical floors go to the front of the queue when the 24x7 service desk takes a call.