ferries

passenger elevator

glass elevator

Ahead of its time: The HELGOLAND

To ensure that the interior of the ship is also barrier-free, a panoramic elevator was installed by LUTZ Elevators. The semi-circular elevator allows access to the salon areas, the atrium and the upper decks, which are spread across the levels.

The HELGOLAND is ahead of its time. The ferry is powered by environmentally friendly LNG and docks on the high seas island in such a way that everyone can leave the ship barrier-free. To ensure that the interior of the ship is also barrier-free, a panoramic elevator was installed by LUTZ Aufzüge. The semi-circular elevator allows access to the salon areas, the atrium and the upper decks, which are spread across the levels.

The cabin is equipped with a mirror. This not only makes it easier for wheelchair users to maneuver, but also allows passengers to enjoy the view of the atrium at the heart of the ship from all angles. The through-loader is accessible from two sides, and an easily accessible transverse panel provides additional accessibility, allowing even the smallest visitors to select their level. The floor of the cabin displays a compass - it hardly gets any more maritime.

Facts about our Elevator

Perfect accessibility from entering the ship until elevator

The Helgoland is characterized by absolute accessibility, which was also implemented with our elevator.

Hydraulic Elevator

Efficient use of space as well as favorable acquisition and maintenance costs.

2 x 180°

An elevator with the variant as a through loader makes maneuvering much easier.

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Elevator's Technical Details

Area

Load Capacity (kg)

Area
Load Capacity (kg)
Technical Details
925

Area

Shaft Width (mm)

Area
Shaft Width (mm)
Technical Details
2000

Area

Cabin Width (mm)

Area
Cabin Width (mm)
Technical Details
1600

Area

Speed (m/s)

Area
Speed (m/s)
Technical Details
0,60

Area

Stops

Area
Stops
Technical Details
3

Area

No. of Entrances

Area
No. of Entrances
Technical Details
2 x 180°

Area	Technical Details
Load Capacity (kg)	925
Shaft Width (mm)	2000
Cabin Width (mm)	1600
Speed (m/s)	0,60
Stops	3
No. of Entrances	2 x 180°

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