Elevator car door detection apparatus
AssigneeFujitec Co., Ltd.
InventorHiroshi Kashiwakura
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Abstract
Car doors hanging down via door hangers are disposed on a door rail that is disposed on a vertically-oriented frame disposed above an entrance of a car and extends along a width direction of the entrance of the car. One of a magnetic proximity switch and a target for detecting that the car doors are fully open and fully closed is disposed on a horizontal part extending from an upper end of the frame toward the entrance of the car. The remaining one of the magnetic proximity switch and the target is disposed on an extending part extending from each of the door hangers so as to be opposed in a vertical direction to the one of the magnetic proximity switch and the target for detection.
Claims2
An elevator car door detection apparatus comprising:
- a vertically-oriented frame disposed above an entrance of a car;
- a door rail disposed on the frame so as to extend along a width direction of the entrance of the car;
- a car door hanging down from the door rail via a door hanger;
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- a target and a magnetic proximity switch for detecting the target to detect that the car door is fully open and fully closed,
- the frame comprising a horizontal part extending from an upper end of the frame toward the entrance of the car,
- the door hanger comprising an extending part extending upward from the door hanger,
- the elevator car door further comprising:
- a motor attached to one end portion in the width direction of the frame;
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- a rotating body attached to an other end portion in the width direction of the frame for allowing an endless body to be looped over the rotating body and the motor, wherein
- the extending part is a connecting member for connecting the door hanger and the endless body to each other,
- the target is disposed on the connecting member so as to be opposed in a vertical direction to the magnetic proximity switch to enable detection, and
- the magnetic proximity switch is disposed on the horizontal part.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.