Destination control Schindler PORT
Schindler has redefined the boundaries of performance with our third-generation destination-dispatch system. Schindler PORT revolutionizes the science of optimizing traffic flow through a ship while offering personalized service and access control. The brain behind the Personal Occupant Requirement Terminal, or Schindler PORT, is a powerful software system that uses information to guide and transport people quickly and safely to their individual destinations, communicating with them through a simple yet elegant device called Schindler PORT.
Benefits
- Traffic optimization: about up to 20% improvement in waiting times and in allocation of a maximum number of passengers to each car so up to 25% better handling capacity.
- Personalization: special modes activations and time scenarios possibility to set.
- Right management of groups lifts with different stops number.
- Keyless system, everything by software.
- Possibility to call by own phone.
Schindler's extraordinary new Schindler PORT is your portal to communicate with ships occupants. It can provide a range of command and communication functions that provide continuous service to you and your ships’ occupants. Reliable as it is elegant, the Schindler PORT terminal can be mounted to the wall or installed with a freestanding pedestal. Whatever your architectural specifications, the Schindler PORT terminal can be a welcome feature.
Schindler also designed the Schindler PORT terminal to be extremely energy efficient. Each Schindler PORT has a motion sensor to detect when it is required to be active and at all other times, is placed into a low energy consumption state.
When the screen illuminates, an ambient light sensor determines the brightness level required, again optimizing energy usage. Finally, the processor, the heart of each Schindler PORT, has the lowest energy consumption in its class.
By selecting the destination deck before entering the elevator, passengers going to the same deck will be directed to take the same elevator. The system reduces the number of intermediate stops for each round trip, enabling the elevator to return to the main lobby sooner to collect more passengers.