Follow relevant elevator industry developments, building trends, and standards updates with source-backed summaries for architects, developers, and facility managers across Karnataka.
Current policy notices, statutory revisions, and technological advancements impacting Bangalore property owners.
Karnataka Gazetted
The Karnataka Electrical Inspectorate has emphasized strict compliance for working Automatic Rescue Devices and two-way battery-backed intercom systems during annual lift license renewals.
Ensure AMC Compliance
NBC Standard
Buildings taller than 15 meters must incorporate dedicated fire elevator protocols, including 2-hour fire-rated landing doors and fireman recall switch operation at the ground lobby.
Installation Scope
BIS Standard
Revised technical standards advocate for permanent magnet synchronous gearless drives, cutting standby consumption and reducing oil disposal hazards by eliminating gearbox lubrication.
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Recent directives from the Karnataka Electrical Inspectorate clarify that non-functioning Automatic Rescue Devices or expired fitness certificates can result in immediate shutdown notices. Building owners must ensure preventative servicing contracts are continuously active.
Statutory references include the Karnataka Lifts, Escalators and Passenger Conveyors Act, Bureau of Indian Standards IS 14665 (Parts 1–5), and the National Building Code of India (Part 8, Section 5: Installation of Lifts and Escalators).
Before ordering elevators, architects must confirm machine room ventilation, 3-phase earthing resistance below 2 ohms, pit water-proofing, and appropriate hoistway dimensions matching IS specifications to prevent licensing delays.
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