AL•Bert - Elevator | Automatisation JRT

Product description

AL•Bert is a call dispatch system that increases the efficiency of elevator use. It moves users faster, reduces energy consumption and improves the customer experience.

AL•Bert dispatches calls using an advanced neural network allowing the dispatcher to make better decisions faster according to the needs of users.

AL•Bert works both for projects using conventional landing call buttons (up/down) and for projects using destination-type touch screens.

Specifications

Elevator type
Traction and hydraulics
Processor type
Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)
Applications
Conventional, hybrid and destination systems
Dispatch
Up to 10 lifts
Landings
Up to 64
Interface
Computer with 17-inch color touch screen including JMON-Web supervision software
Conditions
0-40 C, 95% RH max
Enclosure
Nema 1

Quotation form

Brochure

Options

6 operating modes (Simplex, duplex and triplex...)
Configurable and multiplexable calls
Calls destinations without screen
10 configurable parking lots
Landing access timetable

Timetable to deactivate certain types of calls
Operating mode timetable
Standby power management
NEMA 12, 4, 4X Enclosure
Hospital service, free cabin, priority, attendant, etc.

3 possible distribution systems

Conventional

The user presses the up or down button located at the landing floor.
When the elevator arrives at the landing floor, the user selects the elevator as per the direction indicated by the lamps located on the car door frame.
The user enters the elevator and presses the desired destination.

Hybrid

AL•Bert offers to combine these two types of system for the same project. For budgetary reasons, it is possible to combine two systems and install destination touchscreens at strategic levels (ground floor, cafeteria) and install conventional landing call buttons (up/down) at other landing floors.

Destination

The conventional buttons are replaced by a touchscreen on the landings allowing the user to enter the desired destination.
Once the destination is entered, the touch screen at the landing floor indicates to which elevator the user should go.
When the elevator arrives at the landing floor, the user enters the elevator and proceeds to its desired destination.