In the elevator (electric lifting equipment, often referred to as escalators or vertical elevators) market, old products mainly refer to elevator equipment that does not meet current product standards, has high safety risks, or has reached or exceeded its design service life. These old products may face the following issues:

Non compliance with technical standards: With the advancement of technology and the upgrading of safety regulations, some old elevators may no longer meet current technical standards, such as energy efficiency standards, safety standards, etc.

High safety risks: The mechanical components of old elevators may wear out severely due to long-term operation, and the electrical system may age, leading to frequent failures and increasing operational risks, such as sudden power outages, trapped people, falls, and other safety hazards.

Design life expiration: As a mechanical equipment, elevators have their designed service life. Once this deadline is exceeded, its performance and security will significantly decrease, requiring updates or modifications.

Difficulty in maintenance: Due to the fact that the components of old elevators may have been discontinued or difficult to obtain, maintenance costs may increase, and even the use may be affected by the inability to replace damaged parts in a timely manner.

In the elevator market, which products are considered outdated may vary depending on factors such as region, policies, and technological development level. But generally speaking, the following types of elevators may belong to the category of old products:

Elevators with longer service life: especially those that have been in operation for more than 15 years, or even more than 20 years.

Technologically outdated elevators, such as those using outdated drive technology and incomplete control systems.

Frequent elevator malfunctions: This may be due to equipment aging, improper maintenance, and other reasons.

In order to address the problems caused by old elevators, the government and enterprises are taking a series of measures, such as accelerating the update of old residential elevators that do not meet current product standards and have high safety risks, promoting the "trade in" policy for elevators, and strengthening elevator maintenance and safety management. These measures aim to enhance the overall safety level of the elevator market and promote the high-quality development of the industry.

In addition, with the continuous advancement of elevator technology and the intensification of market competition, some emerging elevator brands and products are also emerging. They adopt advanced technology and design concepts to provide users with a safer, more comfortable, and efficient elevator experience. The emergence of these emerging products will further drive the renewal and replacement of old elevators.

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