HowtheExecutiveWorks
The user approaches the lower level gate and opens it manually, or via powered gate controls if fitted
The user boards the platform via the fixed or on-board ramp with their wheelchair or mobility aid, with an attendant if needed
The gate is closed and the integrated hydraulic pump drives the scissor-frame platform smoothly up to the next level
The platform travels up to 1 metre to reach the upper landing
The upper gate opens and the user exits at the new level
A manual emergency lowering system is available should the lift need to be lowered without power
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What is the maximum load capacity of the Executive 1m Steplift?
The Executive has a load capacity of 280kg, with capacity for a user plus an attendant.
What's the difference between Through Entry, Adjacent Entry and Pit Mounted?
Through Entry has an on-board ramp and the user travels straight across, entering and exiting on opposite sides. Adjacent Entry uses a fixed ramp at the lower level, with entry and exit on the same side. Pit Mounted sits within a prepared pit and needs no ramp at all.
Can the Executive be installed outdoors?
Yes. The Executive is suitable for both internal and external locations, with IP67-rated switching to protect the controls from water.
How long does installation take?
Pollock states a typical installation takes one day with minimal building work, and the unit can be relocated later if your needs change.
What warranty does the Executive come with?
The Executive comes with 12 months parts and labour as standard, with extended warranties of up to 5 years available covering service and maintenance costs.
Is the Executive suitable for public access buildings?
Yes. The Executive is designed for both domestic and public access use, manufactured to BS 6440:2011 and the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC.
