Mitsubishi Electric elevators are capable of 30 years of service if proper maintenance and inspections are performed. Robust design and preventive maintenance means that each unit needs to be serviced less than once a year on average.

The machine room size has been dramatically reduced thanks to a miniaturized hoist that can be placed inside the elevator lifting mechanism. The location of the controller room is now more flexible and building design is less restricted.

When power outages occur, a pre-determined elevator car will make use of the building’s emergency power to move to a specified floor. Upon arrival, the doors will open so that passengers can evacuate. The pre-determined elevator car will then return to normal operation after all elevator cars have arrived.

Designed with energy savings and cost reduction in mind, it can be customized for use with various sizes of equipment.

Energy-efficient devices that achieve optimal energy consumption, LVS that boast superior durability, high impermeability, and safety, and VCB that deliver safety, all contribute to energy savings.

Even in the event of a power failure or other power supply issues, it provides high-quality, stable power that does not interrupt the functions of various facilities and equipment.

The Building Management System (BMS), Programmable Logic Controller (PLC), and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) provide secure, centralized monitoring of various systems in data centers.

We are promoting the development of compact, high-efficiency, and high-output technologies for motors and inverters to contribute to energy-efficiency and resource-saving in air-conditioning equipment.