Elevator safety gear trigger and reset system

An elevator safety gear trigger and reset system comprising

• a synchronization shaft rotatably supported on an elevator car frame, the synchronization shaft being operatively connected to at least one safety gear,
• a lever attached to the synchronization shaft,
• an electromagnet operatively connected to the lever,
• a spring operatively connected to the synchronization shaft,
• an actuator operatively connected to the synchronization shaft, whereby
• activation of the safety gear is achieved by deactivating the electromagnet so that the lever is released from the operative connection with the electromagnet allowing the spring to rotate the synchronization shaft from a first position in which the safety gear is deactivated to a second position in which the safety gear is activated, and
• deactivation of the safety gear and resetting of the safety gear trigger is achieved by activating the actuator to rotate the synchronization shaft from the second position in which the safety gear is activated to the first position in which the safety gear is deactivated, the spring being brought back to the excited state at the same time,
• wherein the system further comprises a first synchronisation shaft rotatably supported on the car frame and operatively connected to a first safety gear and a second synchronization shaft rotatably supported on the car frame and operatively connected to a second safety gear, the first synchronization shaft and the second synchronization shaft being operatively connected to each other so that the first synchronization shaft and the second synchronization shaft rotate in synchronism.