Home elevators
Home elevators are residential domestic vertical mobility installations that can be customized based on customer needs. Home elevators range is generally used for residential apartments, hotels, bungalows or private buildings. Capacity wise they generally carry 5-6 passengers or less to as small as one person lifts. Check out the visual below - 
- Technology - Cable, Hydraulic and Pneumatic
- Power consumption - 50 to 500 W in standby
- Typical motor sizes are 5 to 50 hP
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