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OE-100 product overview

A practical hydraulic elevator concept for low-rise homes, villas and small commercial buildings.

OE-100
QUICK SPECIFICATIONS OE-100
Capacity 300–630 kg (4–8 passengers; reference only)
Maximum travel Up to 15 m (reference only)
Speed 0.3–0.6 m/s (reference only)
Pit depth Confirm with OEM
Overhead Confirm with OEM

Indicative reference only. Final specifications may be customised per project and must be confirmed by the manufacturer before publication.

Practical · Reliable · Low-rise

Designed for the right application.

The OE-100 is presented as a practical low-rise option. The supplied reference describes a hydraulic system. Confirm rated load, stops, speed, dimensions, power requirements and installation conditions with the manufacturer before selection.

  • Elevator type: Hydraulic drive
  • Best suited for: Independent homes and villas; low-rise apartments; small commercial buildings
  • Indicative capacity: 300–630 kg (4–8 passengers; reference only)
  • Passenger estimate: Approx. 4–8 passengers (indicative; based on common residential capacity ranges)
  • Indicative travel: Up to 15 m (reference only)
  • Indicative speed: 0.3–0.6 m/s (reference only)

All figures are transcribed from the supplied reference and are indicative, not a confirmed offer or engineering specification. Verify actual values, code compliance and availability with the manufacturer and qualified lift professionals.

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SAFETY & COMPLIANCE
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Safety is part of every specification.

Confirm these items for the selected model with the manufacturer and qualified elevator professionals. This checklist is not a claim that every feature is included in the concept.

Never use an elevator that is out of service, has damaged doors, unusual movement or an alarm fault. Keep entrances clear, do not exceed the posted rated load, and follow the installed equipment’s instructions. In an emergency, use the alarm/communication system and wait for trained rescue personnel; do not attempt self-rescue or force doors open.

HELPFUL ANSWERS

Frequently asked questions.

A few starting points before planning a home elevator.

Can an elevator be added to an existing home? +

In many cases it may be possible, but feasibility depends on the building layout, available space, structural conditions and selected system. A site assessment is essential.

Do all home elevators require a pit or machine room? +

Requirements vary by model and OEM. Some systems may offer pitless or machine-room-less configurations; confirm details for the chosen equipment.

How much does a home elevator cost? +

Pricing depends on travel, stops, rated load, finishes, civil work, installation and service arrangements. Contact Orbix for a project-specific discussion.

How long does installation take? +

The timeline depends on site readiness, equipment lead time, civil work, installation and inspection requirements. A confirmed schedule should be agreed with the supplier.

What maintenance is required? +

Maintenance frequency and service coverage depend on the installed equipment and OEM guidance. Confirm the service agreement before purchase.

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