Nibav Home Lifts Mexico – Glossary
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- A. Core Home Lift & Elevator Terms
- B. Nibav Product & Technology Terms
- C. Safety & Certification Terms
- D. Mechanical & Electrical Terms
- E. Installation & Structural Terms
- F. Design & Interior Terms
- G. Performance & Comfort Terms
- H. Compliance & Regulatory Terms
- I. Home & Architecture Terms
- J. Customer Support & Service Terms
A. Core Home Lift & Elevator Terms
1. Home Lift
A compact residential elevator designed for personal and family use inside a home.
2. Residential Elevator
A vertical mobility solution installed in private houses for seniors, children, and multi-floor convenience.
3. Vacuum Elevator
A lift that operates using air pressure differences instead of cables or hydraulic oil.
4. Pneumatic Lift
Another name for a vacuum elevator, powered by suction technology for smooth travel.
5. Machine Room-Less Lift (MRL)
An elevator designed without a separate machine room, saving space.
6. Pitless Elevator
A lift that does not require a deep pit at the bottom, ideal for homes with space constraints.
7. Shaftless Elevator
A home lift without a dedicated shaft or hoistway, reducing construction needs.
8. Compact Home Lift
A small-footprint lift designed to fit inside villas, duplexes, bungalows, and apartments.
9. Gearless Lift
An elevator using a gearless traction motor for smooth and quiet movement.
10. Traction Elevator
A lift that uses steel ropes and counterweights for vertical movement.
B. Nibav Product & Technology Terms
11. Nibav Home Lift Series III Standard
A next-generation pneumatic home elevator designed for compact spaces, offering smooth travel, improved safety, and elegant aesthetics suitable for modern UAE homes.
12. Nibav Home Lift Series III Max
A spacious and upgraded version of the Series III, built to accommodate higher weight capacities and provide enhanced comfort, perfect for multi-generational families.
13. Nibav Home Lift Series IV Standard
A technologically advanced elevator featuring superior engineering, improved durability, and refined design elements, ideal for homeowners seeking luxury mobility with efficiency.
14. Nibav Home Lift Series IV Max
The flagship model with maximum cabin space, stronger structural performance, premium glass design, and cutting-edge safety systems, offering the highest level of convenience, comfort, and style.
15. Polycarbonate Cabin
A transparent, durable cabin material used in Nibav lifts for a 360-degree view.
16. Air-Driven Technology
Lift technology using atmospheric pressure to move the cabin up and down.
17. Vacuum Pump
The device that creates air pressure required for pneumatic lift movement.
18. Self-Supporting Structure
A prefabricated lift structure that does not require wall support.
19. Plug & Play Installation
A quick installation process requiring minimal civil changes.
20. 360-Degree Panoramic View
A full view around the lift cabin made possible by transparent materials.
C. Safety & Certification Terms
21. CE Certification
European safety certification ensuring compliance with international lift standards.
22. EN-81 Certification
A global elevator safety standard applicable to residential lifts.
23. Emergency Brake System
A safety mechanism that stops the lift during unusual conditions.
24. Automatic Door Locking
A system that keeps doors securely closed when the lift is in motion.
25. Emergency Alarm Button
A button used to alert external help in case of an emergency.
26. Battery Backup System
A backup power supply that enables lift operation during power failures.
27. Safety Interlocks
Safety sensors that prevent operation when doors are not closed properly.
28. Overload Protection
A system that prevents the lift from operating when weight exceeds the limit.
29. Child-Safe Operation
Features designed to prevent accidental misuse by children.
30. Auto-Descent Feature
A safety function that brings the lift down automatically during power failure.
D. Mechanical & Electrical Terms
31. Load Capacity
The maximum weight the lift can safely carry.
32. Rated Speed
The speed at which the lift is designed to travel between floors.
33. Drive System
The mechanism controlling lift movement—pneumatic in Nibav’s case.
34. Landing Call Button
A button used to call the lift to a specific floor.
35. Cabin Control Panel
A panel inside the lift containing buttons and indicators.
36. Voltage Requirement
The electrical power needed to run the lift.
37. Motor Power Rating
A measurement of the power required by the lift motor.
38. Power Consumption
The amount of energy used during lift operation.
39. Circuit Breaker
An electrical safety component that protects lift circuits from overload.
40. LED Indicator Panel
Displays lift direction and operational status.
E. Installation & Structural Terms
41. Travel Height
The vertical distance the lift can cover between floors.
42. Stopping Points
Number of floors a lift can serve.
43. Headroom Requirement
The minimum overhead space required for installation.
44. Floor Cut-Out
An opening made between floors to accommodate a lift.
45. Hoistway
The vertical shaft through which an elevator moves.
46. Lift Footprint
The total floor area occupied by the lift.
47. Civil Work
Construction activities needed before installation.
48. Bolting System
A method of securing the lift structure to the floor.
49. Retrofit Installation
Installing a lift in an existing home without major modifications.
50. Railing Integration
Adding safety railings around floor openings for lift access.
F. Design & Interior Terms
51. Cabin Finish
The interior design and material used inside the lift cabin.
52. Ambient Lighting
Soft lighting inside the lift that enhances user comfort.
53. Custom Door Options
Different door designs available for lift entrances.
54. Glass Door
A transparent door option providing better visibility.
55. Frame Color Options
Exterior color choices for the lift structure.
56. Control Button Layout
The design of buttons arranged inside the lift cabin.
57. Door Opening Direction
The direction in which the lift door opens—inside or outside.
58. Handrail Design
Handle support installed inside the cabin for user stability.
59. Flooring Material
Cabin floor options such as wood, vinyl, or textured finish.
60. Cabin Height
Vertical interior height inside the lift cabin.
G. Performance & Comfort Terms
61. Noise Level
How quiet the lift is during operation.
62. Ride Smoothness
The comfort of movement during travel.
63. Energy-Efficient Mode
A system designed to minimize power consumption.
64. Soft Start & Stop
Technology ensuring smooth acceleration and deceleration.
65. Vibration Control
Systems that reduce cabin shaking during travel.
66. Emergency Ventilation
Airflow ventilation system available during power failures.
67. Zero-Pit Entry
Ability to enter the lift without steps due to no pit requirement.
68. Touch-Control Buttons
Modern buttons that respond to touch rather than force.
69. Landing Accuracy
Precision with which lift stops at each floor.
70. Door Timing Settings
Settings that control how long doors remain open.
H. Compliance & Regulatory Terms
71. Fire Safety Compliance
Adherence to fire resistance and evacuation standards.
72. Accessibility Standards
Regulations ensuring ease of access for seniors and differently-abled individuals.
73. Noise Emission Standard
Compliance with permissible sound levels during operation.
74. Electrical Safety Code
Standards related to wiring, grounding, and insulation.
75. Consumer Safety Standard
Rules ensuring user protection during lift operation.
76. ISO Certification
An international standard for quality and safety compliance.
77. Permit Approval
Government or building authority approval before installation.
78. Inspection Certificate
A document verifying that the lift installation meets safety requirements.
79. Annual Maintenance Requirements
Yearly guidelines for keeping lifts functional and safe.
80. Legal Liability Coverage
Insurance and responsibility compliance for lift safety.
I. Home & Architecture Terms
81. Multi-Storey Home
A house with two or more floors where home lifts are commonly installed.
82. Duplex House
A two-floor residence often suitable for compact lifts.
83. Villa Lift Installation
Lift installation customized for large independent homes.
84. Balcony Cut-Out Lift Installation
Installing a lift adjacent to a balcony opening.
85. Outdoor Lift Installation
Lift installation outside the home with protective framing.
86. Compact Staircase Lift Placement
Installing lifts near tight or curved staircases.
87. Living Room Lift Placement
Aesthetic integration of lifts inside living areas.
88. Interior Design Matching
Customizing lift colors and finishes to match home interiors.
89. False Ceiling Adjustment
Adjusting ceilings to fit headroom requirements.
90. Wall Clearance Requirement
Minimum gap needed between walls and the lift structure.
J. Customer Support & Service Terms
91. AMC (Annual Maintenance Contract)
A yearly service agreement for lift maintenance.
92. Preventive Maintenance
Routine inspections to avoid breakdowns.
93. Service Request Ticket
A customer-reported issue logged for support.
94. Remote Diagnostic Check
Online assessment of lift issues where applicable.
95. Service Part Replacement
Changing damaged or worn-out components.
96. Warranty Coverage
The period during which repairs are covered.
97. Installation Handover
The final procedure when lift is fully installed and tested.
98. User Training Session
Instructions given to homeowners on how to use the lift.
99. Customer Safety Checklist
A list of safety practices for home lift users.
100. Support Hotline
Official customer support phone number for service or emergencies.