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This document discusses the characteristics and components of an electric passenger lift. An electric lift is mostly used for residential buildings over 60 feet in height, using an electric cable and motor traction to lift the elevator car by its weight. It requires a motor room that increases the building's load, and there is a possibility of mechanical noise. An electric lift also needs a lift well and maintenance room near the engine room. The key components include the lift door, weight, head room, control system, main switch board, governor, and geared machine.
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