Schindler 3100 is Schindler's machine room less elevator model for low-rise buildings. This model was released in 2005 and was initially only available in Europe. Now, it is sold in the United States, Canada, India, Middle East, and certain countries.
Description[]
The Schindler 3100 machine room less passenger elevator is very similar to Schindler 3300; it uses the same hoisting machine, controller, flat belt ropes and door components. It is designed for small low rise commercial and residential buildings up to 7 floors (for older installations) and 10 floors (for latest installations), can run up to 1 meters per second and can travel up to 20 meters (for older installations) and 30 meters (for latest installations). However, unlike the 3300, the 3100 elevator has a more basic appearance, featuring painted or stainless steel interior walls and a simple looking FIGL fixtures lineup.
The version sold in India is known as 3100 IN which was introduced in 2011. In the United States & Canada, this model was introduced in September 2016 and it was believed to be a replacement model of the Schindler 330A, although it is still being sold. Unlike the European and Indian version, the U.S. version only serves up to three floors. In California, the Schindler 3100 elevator is not sold, because it does not meet California code.
Schindler 3100 found its successor in Schindler 1000, announced in June 2020. It is a "digital" successor, and was first launched in Europe. As of 2024, it is not sold worldwide, notably in North America, where Schindler continues to retain its "traditional" offer of low- to mid-rise elevators, composed of the models 3100, 3300, 3300 XL and 5500, as well as 330A hydraulic elevator.
Specs[]
Europe[]
- Machine room less with gearless machine and VVVF controller
- Pick-up and down collective control system
- Capacities:
- 535/625/675 kilograms (or 7/8/9 persons) for older/earlier batch
- 450/480/630 kilograms (or 6/8 persons) for later batch
- 0.63 or 1 meters per second speeds
- 20 meters of travel distance (for older installations) and 30 meters of travel distance (for latest installations)
- Serves up to 7 floors (for older installations) and 10 floors (for latest installations)
- Single or double entrances
- Two speed telescopic opening doors (with Fermator Group door components)
- FI GL (older installations) and FI GS (latest installations) fixtures
India (3100 IN)[]
- Machine room less with gearless machine and VVVF controller
- Full and down collective control system
- 340/408/476/544 kilograms (or 5/6/7/8 persons) capacities
- 0.63 or 1 meters per second speeds
- 45 meters of travel distance
- Serves up to 16 floors
- Single entrance only
- Two speed telescopic opening doors
- FI GS fixtures
Middle East[]
- Machine room less with gearless machine and VVVF controller
- Full and down collective control system
- 450/480/630 kilograms (or 5/6/8 persons) capacities
- 0.63 or 1 meters per second speeds
- 30 meters of travel distance
- Serves up to 10 floors
- Single entrance only
- Two speed telescopic opening doors
- FI GS fixtures
United States & Canada[]
- Machine room less with gearless machine and VVVF controller
- Miconic NX microprocessor
- Selective collective control system
- [[1]] LBS (or 13-21 persons) capacities
- 100 FPM (or 0.5 m/s) speed
- 48 feet (or 14.6 meters) of travel distance, raised to 56 feet in 2019
- Only serves up to 3 floors
- Single or double entrances
- Center opening or two speed telescopic opening doors (door operator and shaft door component provided by Fermator Group)
- ADA compliant FI GL 100 Line, FI GS 100, Linea 100, Linea VR and California Fixtures
Notable installations[]
Europe & other countries[]
- De la Sarthe Street, Brest, France (2014)
- Urbanização do Espartal, Algarve, Portugal (2011)
- Garellano Towers, Bilbao, Spain (2013)
- Droningensgate 67, Narvik, Norway
- Wiels Plass 2, Halden, Norway
- Elisabeth Hospital, Sátoraljaújhely, Hungary (2012)
- Kromolj, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovia (2015)
- Park Boutique Hotel, Varaždin, Croatia (2015)
- Atrium Shopping Centre, Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic
- Canberra International Airport, Canberra, Australia (2009)
- Westown Residence, Giza, Egypt (2013)
- Euroma2 Mall, Rome, Italy
India (3100 IN)[]
- Primanti, Gurgaon (2013)
- Marbella, Gurgaon (2014)
United States[]
- Zionsville Town Hall, Zionsville, IN (2017)
- Bald Head Island Fire Department, Bald Head Island, NC (2017/2018)
- Round1, Park Place, Tucson, AZ (2019)
- Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Mt. Washington Branch, Pittsburgh, PA (2020)
- Guidepost Montessori at Evanston, Evanston, IL (2021)
- Asia Times Square, Grand Prairie, TX (2021)
- Pins Mechanical Co, Pittsburgh, PA (2022)
- Huntington Tri-State Airport, Huntington, WV (2019)
External links[]
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| Discontinued | 001 • 60, 70 and 80 • 100 (100 P) • 300 (300A • 300 P) • 310L • 321A • 400A • 500 (500A • 500 P) • 700 • 5300 • 5400 / 5400 AP • 5500 • design S • Deve 300H • Elegant • EuroLift • NeoLift • Schindler Mobile • Schindler Smart MRL • S100L • Other unnamed models in 80s-90s | ||||