Lift industry instrument kit – SA-KIT-ASC1

The lift industry instrument kit brings together in a single carrying case the instruments required to perform electrical, mechanical, dimensional, illuminance and pressure measurements during inspections in the lift industry.

The equipment is designed to make the operator’s work more organised and immediate: each instrument has a dedicated compartment in the carrying case, so it is protected during transport and always available for site visits, technical checks and inspection activities on lift systems.

The kit is designed to support inspection activities within the framework of the Lift Directive 2014/33/EU, relating to lifts and safety components. It brings together instruments used to measure important technical parameters during system inspections, avoiding the need to prepare a set of separate instruments each time.

A practical advantage is the possibility of assigning a complete carrying case to each technician: every operator can have their own set of instruments, already organised and ready for field work.

All included instruments are supplied with a calibration report. The documentation accompanies each individual instrument in the set, facilitating management of the equipment’s metrological status and the filing of inspection reports.

Instruments included in the lift kit

• Analog force gauge SAFG-0500
  For checking the force applied to lift doors and the mechanical devices associated with their operation.
• Optical and contact tachometer SA2236
  For checks on car speed and for verifying the rotational or linear speed of accessible system components.
• Luxmeter SA1010BS
  For measuring illuminance inside the lift car and in the system areas involved in the inspections.
• Pressure gauge SA-MX100RD0400
  For checking pressure in hydraulic lift systems, for example during inspections on the power unit, hydraulic circuit and connected components.
• Digital insulation tester SAMR500
  For checking the electrical insulation of cables, circuits, motors and components of the lift system.
• True RMS clamp meter SAPA5950
  For checking AC/DC current draw on lines, panels, motors and electrical components without interrupting the conductor.
• IP67 digital caliper SA067W-150
  For dimensional checks on mechanical components, for example to measure the diameter of suspension ropes and check dimensions or distances on accessible parts.

An organised carrying case for each operator

The complete lift inspection kit makes it possible to keep all instruments together in one place, without having to prepare individual instruments from different departments or carrying cases each time.

The internal organisation helps quickly check that the equipment is complete before a site visit and reduces the risk of forgetting a necessary instrument. It is a useful solution both for technicians working individually and for companies that need to prepare several equivalent kits for different operators.

The carrying case protects the instruments during transport between inspections and makes it possible to keep instruments, accessories and calibration reports organised.

Electrical, mechanical and dimensional checks in one set

Lift-industry inspections may require the collection of different parameters. The kit therefore includes instruments for force, speed, illuminance, pressure, electrical insulation, current and dimensional measurements.

The force gauge supports door checks; the tachometer is useful for speed checks; the luxmeter measures illuminance inside the car; and the pressure gauge is intended for checks on hydraulic circuits.

The electrical section is completed by the True RMS clamp meter and the insulation resistance tester, while the digital caliper makes it possible to carry out dimensional checks on ropes and other accessible mechanical parts.

This combination makes the kit a coordinated set of equipment for technical inspections in the lift industry, with instruments that are already selected and documented.

Applications

• Technical inspections on lifts and system components
• Checking the force applied to lift doors
• Verification of car speed and moving components
• Illuminance measurement inside the lift car
• Pressure monitoring in hydraulic lifts
• Electrical insulation checks on cables, circuits and components
• Measurement of current draw on panels, motors and lines
• Dimensional checks on suspension ropes and mechanical parts
• Instrument management for operators carrying out lift inspections

FAQ – Lift industry instrument kit

What is the lift industry instrument kit used for?
The kit brings together in a single carrying case the instruments used to carry out electrical, mechanical, dimensional, illuminance and pressure checks on lifts.

Which instruments are included in the kit?
The set includes a force gauge, an optical and contact tachometer, a luxmeter, a pressure gauge, an insulation resistance tester, a True RMS clamp meter and an IP67 digital caliper.

Is the force gauge used for checks on lift doors?
Yes, the SAFG-0500 force gauge is included to support verification of the force applied to lift doors and the related mechanical devices.

Is the luxmeter used to check illuminance inside the lift car?
Yes, the SA1010BS luxmeter makes it possible to measure illuminance inside the lift car and in the other areas involved in the inspections.

Can the caliper be used to measure rope diameter?
Yes, the SA067W-150 IP67 digital caliper is suitable for dimensional checks on accessible parts, including the diameter of suspension ropes.

Does the kit include instruments for hydraulic lifts?
Yes, the SA-MX100RD0400 pressure gauge is included for pressure checks on hydraulic lift circuits.

Are instruments for electrical checks included?
Yes, the kit includes the SAPA5950 True RMS clamp meter for monitoring current draw and the SAMR500 insulation resistance tester for checks on cables, circuits and electrical components.

Is every instrument supplied with a calibration report?
Yes, all included instruments are supplied with a calibration report.

Can the kit be assigned to a single technician?
Yes, the carrying case is designed to provide each operator with a complete, organised set of equipment ready for lift-industry inspections.

Is the kit related to Lift Directive 2014/33/EU?
The kit is designed to support technical activities in the lift industry within the reference framework of Lift Directive 2014/33/EU.