New standards for lifts (EN 81-20 and EN 81-50)

NBS Article

NBS, 2017
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Core Supplement

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NBS Article

Abstract

Two new European standards - EN 81-20 and EN 81-50 - have come into effect for all lift installations established from 1 September 2017. Here we detail some of the key changes introduced with the aim of improving passenger and technician safety.

Author

McPartland, R.

Subjects

  • Accessible environments
  • Building types
  • Planning and development
  • General design information

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