Lower Landing Configurations (Artira)

Straight Lower Landing Configuration
This configuration is used when there is adequate space to load/unload straight onto the platform at the lower landing.

Lower Landing Configuration with a Side Load
For confined lower landing spaces, the side ramp opens allowing the passenger to wheel onto the platform diagonally, offering easier access and reducing the required loading and unloading clearances.

Drop Down Lower Landing Configuration
When lower landing space is limited, the lower landing section of the tubes are angled downward at a 45° angle to land the platform as close to the bottom step as possible. This configuration is often combined with the side load feature.

Straight Lower Landing for Compact Drive
The Rope Tensioning Device used with the Compact Drives requires a minimum clearance of 250mm (9 7/8”) from the end of the tubes to the nearest obstruction.

90 ° Lower Landing Configuration
This configuration places the platform away from pedestrian traffic while loading/unloading and storing the platform. Ideal for stairs with sufficient clearances such as stairways with alcoves, hallways or otherwise unused spaces under stairs.

180 ° Lower Landing Configuration
This configuration places the platform away from pedestrian traffic while loading/unloading and storing the platform. Ideal for stairs with sufficient clearances such as stairways with alcoves, hallways or otherwise unused spaces under stairs.

Landing Over a Flight
This enables the platform to be loaded/unloaded and stored over a flight of stairs that is not being serviced by the lift.