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AMF-Bruns goes for standard lift user interface

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Published: October 21, 2018
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AMF-Bruns has introduced a standard user interface for its range of lifts

AMF-Bruns has introduced a standardised user interface for its lifts.

Newly-developed is a hand control with cable connection. Alternatively, remote-control operation is available either via a cordless handset or a new smartphone app.

The hand control units have illuminated buttons and they are shock resistant. Additionally, their thin and flexible spiral cable minimises the risk of damage.

Rollout across the range will be complete by the end of 2018.

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