Lift Industry

Lift and elevator inspection control stations

KEB maintenance and inspection stations for the car top, pit and panel board. Select the mounting location, enclosure, fittings and socket type for your project.

Overview

Key features at a glance

  • Flexible, high-quality construction
  • Ergonomic design
  • Laser-engraved interfaces (EN 81-20 / EN 81-50)
  • High-quality materials
  • Contact elements tested to EN 60068-2-6 / -2-27
  • Contact blocks (NO-NC-NO) with screw and push-in terminals for maximum comfort — HQ push-in stackable, up to 4 contacts per pushbutton
Various configurations of KINRED lift maintenance boxes
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Designed to EN 81-20 / EN 81-50

Control stations for inspection and maintenance in lift installations.

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Tailored housings & covers

Fully customisable housings matched to devices, layouts and applications.

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Laser marking technology

Permanent laser engraving for text, symbols and customer logos.

New · Push-in contact blocks

KEB boxes with new push-in contact blocks.

HQ-01PI and SD-01PI (NC), HQ-10PI and SD-10PI (NO): wire them in, then click them onto the HQ-BI base. Stack two HQ push-in blocks for up to four contacts per pushbutton.

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Selection guide

How to choose the right lift maintenance box

Start with the mounting location and required controls. Then select a suitable housing, control devices and power socket.

2. Define the configuration

  • Housing size and number of device openings
  • Required buttons, switches, indicators or signal devices
  • Power socket type or a version without a socket
Selection and retrofit

Match KEB stations and components with confidence

Whether you are specifying a new KEB station or replacing an existing assembly, the function, contact arrangement, connection method and mounting situation must match. The model designation is the best starting point; for retrofits, photographs, dimensional drawings and existing labels provide valuable confirmation.

Which option suits your project?

Use this comparison for initial selection. The data for the exact assembly selected remains decisive.
OptionTypical useCheck before selecting
Screw terminals Established connection method for new assemblies or replacements within an existing wiring concept. Verify conductor type and cross-section against the datasheet for the selected component.
Push-in terminals Replaces any screw-terminal contact block. HQ push-in blocks are stackable (up to 2): up to 4 contacts per pushbutton. Verify conductor type and cross-section against the datasheet for the push-in block.
Replacing a fitted station Replacement of an existing KEB station or individual components where the fitted devices are documented. Compare NO/NC contact functions, circuit diagram, cut-outs, mounting depth, button construction and socket version.

Frequently asked questions about KEB selection

Which KEB series is available as an empty enclosure?

Only the KEB-A series is offered as an empty version. Other KEB series are selected as complete, fitted stations.

Can screw terminals simply be replaced by push-in terminals?

Yes. Every screw-terminal contact block can be replaced with the new push-in contact block solution. Choose the push-in block with the same contact function: NC (HQ-01PI, SD-01PI) or NO (HQ-10PI, SD-10PI).

How many push-in contacts can an HQ pushbutton carry?

Up to four: the HQ-01PI (NC) and HQ-10PI (NO) push-in contact blocks stack two high. The right mix of NC and NO contacts depends on your circuit diagram.

How do I choose the power socket?

Select the KPS version for the destination market and application. If no mains outlet is needed, an existing station option without a socket can be specified.

What information is needed to replace an existing station?

The most useful details are the KEB model code, mounting location, photographs, circuit diagram or NO/NC arrangement, connection method, socket, dimensions, labelling and quantity. Custom laser engraving can be agreed at the same time.

Request a technical match

Send us the information available. We will match the station, fitted devices and labelling for your enquiry.

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Key Facts & Highlights

Safety, durability and flexibility for demanding inspection environments

Hinged, tread-resistant protective guard on a KINRED lift maintenance box

Tread-resistant guard

The hinged side guard protects the devices from dust and impacts of up to 100 kg while still allowing the emergency stop switch to be activated. Its shape distributes the load across the station’s structure.

Modular KINRED lift maintenance box with hinged protective guard

Modularity

The number, type and position of the device openings are freely configurable: fitting, labelling and power socket variants can be combined to suit. The modular system grows with the requirements of your lift control.

Robust construction of a KINRED lift maintenance box in industrial use

Robustness & Protection

  • Recessed buttons and hinged guards protect against impacts
  • Optional protective covers for large controls
  • Suitable for harsh industrial environments
Laser-engraved labelling on a KINRED lift maintenance box

Laser engraving

KINRED uses a modern laser engraving system for its control stations. It eliminates the need for pad printing or labels, keeping every engraving permanently legible and extremely durable.

Integrated power socket on a KINRED lift maintenance box

Power socket

The power socket is made from high-quality, flame-retardant PA6 plastic that resists deformation and fading. It offers reliable protection against wind, sand and rain, along with a long service life.

Control buttons on a KINRED lift maintenance box for inspection

Pushbuttons

During inspection, car movement is controlled with one hand by pressing the direction button and the RUN button simultaneously. If several inspection control stations are switched to INSPECTION, the car can only be moved when the same pushbuttons are pressed simultaneously at all affected stations.

Standards & Compliance

Designed to the relevant standards for lift technology

EN 81-20 / EN 81-50 Safety rules for the construction and installation of lifts
IEC 60947-5-1 Low-voltage switchgear and controlgear
IEC 60947-1 General rules for low-voltage switchgear assemblies
EN 60204-1 Safety of machinery – Electrical equipment of machines
EN 60529 Degrees of protection (IP54 standard, IP65 on request)
Product Configurator

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Configure your custom lift maintenance box in just a few steps — the right devices, power sockets and fit-out to suit your requirements for lift control, safety and maintenance. Our team is happy to advise you personally on your KEB series.