INCLINATOR ELEVETTE® 

Design Guide
CABLE DRUM
1,000 lb.
Requires attic space or
adjacent machine area

DESIGNED EXCLUSIVELY FOR

AND BY MARCHAL/STEVENSON
ELEVATOR CO., INC.

      
 
  

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Table of Contents
Planning Steps………………………………………………………………………….4

Work to be Done by General Contractor……………………………………………….5

Hoistway Layout………………………………………………………………………..6

Hoistway Construction (Rail Details) ………………………………………………...11

Alternate Hoistway Construction……………………………………………………...12

Flush Door/Sill Detail.………………………………………………………………...13

Optional: Flush Mount Door Frame Kit…………….………………………………...14

Hoistway Elevation…………………………………………………………………....15

Technical Specifications (Including Loads)...………………………………………...16

Machine Room Specifications...………………………………………………………17

Machine Room Configurations……………………………………………………….18

Gearbox Assembly/Travel Sheaves…………………………………………………...21

Hall Call Stations……………………………………………………………...………22

Cable Lengths & Components………………………………………………………...23

Manufacturer’s Warranty………………………………………………………………24

 
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Planning Steps

Contact Marchal/Stevenson Elevator for the following information:

1. Verify appropriate drive system and design specifications for
your project. Please contact us to arrange for plans to be
reviewed. This Planning Guide provides nominal dimensions and
specifications useful for the initial planning of an elevator project to
meet or exceed ASME 17.1 - 2016.
2. Address national, state and local code requirements. Become
familiar with all requirements governing the installation and use of
elevators. It is extremely important for you to know and adhere to all
regulations concerning installation. PLEASE NOTE:
Marchal/Stevenson Elevator is not responsible for determining
project eligibility. Permits are not pulled until initial deposit is
received, so it is important you have your project cleared with your
local code enforcement agency and homeowner’s association, if
applicable.
3. Set up for a site evaluation during early framing to obtain onsite
hoistway layout and drawings, if necessary. (Low-voltage
prewiring should be done just prior to sheetrock).
4. Coordinate with Marchal/Stevenson Elevator to order and install
the elevator.

 
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Work to be Done by General Contractor
The following specs are to be provided by the General Contractor (GC), except as noted,
prior to Marchal/Stevenson Elevator installing the elevator equipment.
1. Enclosed, plumb and square hoistway with smooth interior surfaces. Include fascia and
furring of hoistway interior, doors and frames. Fire rating of shaft to be prepared as
required by local building codes. Hoistway should be free of any obstructions not related
to elevator function (gas pipes, pilings, wiring, a/c ducts, etc.). It is recommended that the
hoistway be maintained between 40° and 120° F and interior should not be exposed to the
elements.
2. Provide 2x12 pine support #2 or better-full length of shaft (can be split), plumb and
properly supported (alternate solutions also available – see page 12). Must be capable of
supporting the loads imposed. Plank shall be fastened with deck screws or ring shank
nails – use Liquid Nails between 2x4 & 2x12. Do not sheetrock 2x12. See page 13.
3. Provide 2x6 pine support-full length of shaft (can be split), plumb and properly supported.
See page 13.
4. Provide pit – substantial level pit floor slab to support 3,000 lbs. impact load. Waterproof
pit minimum 8” below lowest floor level. (Sump pump is not required.)
5. Adequate space for the elevator machinery. See page 18.
6. If the elevator equipment is housed in a room or closet on any floor other than the attic, the
entrance door must be self-closing and self-locking to prevent unauthorized persons from
entering the area.
7. Electrical work & phone line: motor -permanent 230 volt, single phase, 30 amp dedicated
supply & disconnect by others -elevator lights- 120 volt, disconnect by others - leave 15’-
20’ extra wire to machine area. See page 17.
8. Finished openings as per Marchal/Stevenson Elevator’s shop drawings.
9. All hoistway doors require door locking devices (provided by Inclinator) as well as a door
handle and a latch set that meet ASME 17.1 requirements (i.e. adjustable ball or roller
catch, flush cabinet pull, pull handle ring lock, etc). Standard knobs/levers will not fit
appropriately unless a door baffle is applied and the area is cut-out.
10. All doors must be flush (or door baffles may be applied), swing type (single hinge) and 1
hour fire rated. See pages 13-14.
11. Provide door sills per ASME 17.1 – 2016 regulations. See page 13.
12. Overhead requirements: 12” above cab height – 9’ overhead required for 8’ inside cab
height – 8’ overhead required for 7’ inside cab height – 7’8” required for 6’8” cab height.
(Installing flooring by others will decrease the interior cab height by the thickness of the
flooring. For example: ¾” flooring by others will result in a 7’ 11¼” cab height if an 8’ cab is
selected.) If minimum overhead requirements are not available for the cab height you
desire, contact Marchal/Stevenson Elevator about possible solutions.

 
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Hoistway Layout

15 SQ. FT. IN USA 

The drawings on the following pages represent typical elevator

layouts. Custom cab sizes available in ¼” increments-not to
exceed 15 SQ. FT-at no additional charge.

PLEASE NOTE: Cab sizes and clear dimensions subject to change

depending on gate style selected. The following drawings
represent cab sizes based on the accordion gate selection only.
 
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SEE PAGES 11-12 FOR DETAILS
   
     

PIT DIMENSIONS
SAME AS ROUGH
   
OPENINGS. 8”
minimum pit depth
from finished floor.

  **ALL HOISTWAY
USE FLUSH DOORS

 
SEE DRAWING ON PAGE 13  
DIMENSIONS ARE ROUGH**
USE 5/8” SHEETROCK FOR
FIRE RATING

 
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SEE PAGES 11-12 FOR DETAILS    

PIT DIMENSIONS
SAME AS ROUGH
 
OPENINGS. 8”
minimum pit depth
from finished floor.

 
**ALL HOISTWAY

 
USE FLUSH DOORS DIMENSIONS ARE ROUGH**
USE 5/8” SHEETROCK FOR
SEE DRAWING ON PAGE 13 FIRE RATING

 
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   FOR DETAILS
SEE PAGES 11-12        

PIT DIMENSIONS
SAME AS ROUGH
OPENINGS. 8”
minimum pit depth
from finished floor.
 

**ALL HOISTWAY

 
USE FLUSH DOORS DIMENSIONS ARE ROUGH**
USE 5/8” SHEETROCK FOR
SEE DRAWING ON PAGE 13 FIRE RATING.

 
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Hoistway Layout
ADDITIONAL CONFIGURATIONS
There are many additional layout options available. Please contact Inclinator or your local dealer for further
assistance on shaft configurations.

CODE 1, 3 CODE 2, 3 CODE 3, 5

CODE 1, 4 CODE 2, 4 CODE 3, 6

CODE 1, 5 CODE 2, 5 CODE 4, 5

CODE 1, 6 CODE 2, 6 CODE 4, 6

 
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Hoistway Construction

 
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Alternate Hoistway Construction
The following recommendations are for hoistways constructed of concrete or hollow concrete block.

When mounting to a solid concrete wall or solid filled concrete block use (2) concrete screw anchors with a
minimum ultimate strength in tension of 3000 lbs (i.e. Redhead LDT – Large Diameter Tapcon) per a
mounting bracket.

When mounting to hollow concrete block it is best to use ½” threaded rod and thru-bolt the superstrut
to the wall. ¼” Steel plate should be used on the back side of the wall for additional strength.

  For existing, “elevator ready” hoistways, plywood can

be used in lieu of 2x12 and 2x6. Contact
Marchal/Stevenson for a site visit & custom drawings.
 
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Flush Door/Sill Detail per ASME 17.1-2016

 
¾” X 4” RULE / DOOR FRAME DETAILS

 
Reference ASME 17.1-2016 5.3.1.4.2, 5.3.1.7.2, & 5.

 
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OPTIONAL: Flush Mount Door Frame Kit by
Inclinator – Installed by Others

 
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Hoistway Elevation
 
 
 
  Minimum 
  Distance from 
  Travel  Drum to Sheave 
  8'‐0"  2'‐0" 
  9'‐0"  2'‐3" 
  10'‐0"  2'‐6" 
11'‐0"  2'‐8"  MINIMUM
  OVERHEAD
  12'‐0"  2'‐11"  MUST BE 12”
13'‐0"  3'‐2"  TALLER
  THAN INSIDE
  14'‐0"  3'‐5"  CAB HEIGHT
  15'‐0"  3'‐8" 
  16'‐0"  3'‐10" 
  17'‐0"  4'‐1" 
  18'‐0"  4'‐4" 
  19'‐0"  4'‐7" 
20'‐0"  4'‐10" 
21'‐0"  5'‐0" 
  22'‐0"  5'‐3" 
  23'‐0"  5'‐6" 
  24'‐0"  5'‐9" 
  25'‐0"  6'‐0" 
  26'‐0"  6'‐3" 
  27'‐0"  6'‐6" 
  28'‐0"  6'‐9" 
  29'‐0"  7'‐0" 
  30'‐0"  7'‐3" 
  31'‐0"  7'‐6" 
  32'‐0"  7'‐9"  8” PIT MIN. 

  33'‐0"  8'‐0" 
  34'‐0"  8'‐3" 
  35'‐0"  8'‐6" 
36'‐0"  8'‐9" 
37'‐0"  9'‐0" 
38'‐0"  9'‐4" 
39'‐0"  9'‐8"  SUBSTANTIAL LEVEL PIT FLOOR
40'‐0"  10'‐0"  SLAB TO SUPPORT 3,000 LBS.
IMPACT LOAD. 

 
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Technical Specifications

 
 
BOLT FASTENING OF CAR
TO TROLLEY ½” - 13 x 4”
SOCKET HD CAP SCREWS

RAIL FASTENING TO 2”x12” PLANK

#14 x 1 ¾” TYPE A S.M.S.
 
RAIL IS PRE-DRILLED AT FACTORY

ALL SHEAVE PITCH DIA. 5 3/4”

NOTE: All mounting points should meet or exceed the minimum pull out force for all rail reactions.

NOTE: Follow the anchor manufacturer’s recommendations for type and size of drill
bit to be used.

 
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Machine Room Specifications
NOTE: The CPU/Controller and Motor Control is recommended to be mounted in the same location.
However, up to 40’ controller cables are available if needed.

1. Permanent 230 volt, single phase, 30 amp dedicated supply and disconnect by others to operate
the elevator.
2. 120 volt lighting supply and disconnect by others.
3. Telephone connection: Code requires a telephone connection. A phone line must be installed
leading to the controller. In the event of a power failure, VoIP systems lose connection – use
battery backup.
4. CPU/Controller and Motor Control is recommended to be mounted in a temperature-controlled
environment between 400 F to 1200 F (40C to 490C).
5. CPU/Controller and Motor Control should not be exposed to outdoor elements.
6. Typical wiring distance from the Motor Control to the gearbox is 10’. Longer motor cables up to 50’
are available. See wiring diagram on page 19 for more information.
7. N.E.C. regulations require a minimum of 30”x36” clear unobstructed floor space in front of the
controller. N.E.C regulations also state the floor to ceiling height of the control space should be 6’-
6” high.
8. If mounting the CPU/Controller or Motor Control inside the hoistway they should be located in such
a way that they can be inspected and maintained without full body entry into the hoistway.

 
 

 
 
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Machine Room Configurations

MACHINE ROOM
ADJACENT
In this configuration the machine room is located
either to the right or left of the guide rail. Requires:

(3) Flat Bracket Sheaves

(1) Rail Jaw

SEE PAGE 15 FOR DETAILS

 
 
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Machine Room Configurations

MACHINE ROOM BEHIND RAIL

 
In this configuration the machine room is located
directly behind the guide rail. Requires:

(2) Stand Sheaves

(2) Flat Bracket Sheaves w/ Welded Angle

(1) Rail Jaw

 
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Machine Room Configurations
MACHINE ROOM
OVERHEAD  
In this configuration the machine room is located
overhead in the attic. Requires:

(1) Stand Sheave

(2) Flat Sheaves

AREA MUST BE A MINIMUM OF 3’X4’X 4’ TALL – 1’ AROUND 
ALL SIDES TO BE FREE AND CLEAR OF ANY OBSTRUCTIONS – 
SEE PAGE 15 FOR “MINIMUM DRUM TO SHEAVE DISTANCE” 

MACHINE ROOM
BELOW
In this configuration the machine room is located
below the hoistway. Requires:

(2) Stand Sheaves

(1) Rail Jaw

 
 
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Gearbox Assembly

Travel Sheaves
Reactions on all 1000# cable drum sheaves rated at 1800lbs.

Flat Bracket Stand Center of

Sheave Sheave Plank
Sheave

Flat Bracket
Floating
Sheave
Stand
With Angle
Sheave
RAIL JAW

 
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Hall Call Stations

 
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Cable lengths shown are standard based on number of landings ordered. Inclinator offers
additional cable length options to meet non-standard installations. Please see order form for
additional information on longer cable lengths 

 
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Manufacturer’s Warranty
INCLINATOR COMPANY OF AMERICA – LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY

LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY OF SELLER; SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY

Coverage and length of warranty: This warranty applies to the repair or replacement, at
Seller’s option, of parts of the Product that fail due to defective workmanship or material.
Seller may, at its option, provide factory reconditioned parts. The basic coverage period for
complete units is twenty-four (24) months from the date that the equipment is shipped from
Seller’s factory, unless an additional multi-year extended warranty is purchased from Seller in
accordance with the extended warranty terms below. The basic coverage period for Buyer
purchased parts, representing less than a complete unit, is twelve (12) months from the
date the part(s) are shipped from Seller’s factory (collectively, the Warranty Period).

What is not covered.

 All labor costs that are incurred for removal, repair or replacement of warranty parts,
including related travel time.
 Consumable items / parts such as light bulbs, lamps, batteries, UPS (Uninterruptible Power
Supplies), oil seals, mechanical switches, guide shoe inserts, drive belts, hydraulic fluid,
lubricants, etc.
 Structural or cosmetic components that are subject to normal wear and tear, external forces
and/or misuse. This includes paint, stain, caulking, weather barriers, slide blocks, fluid
seals, switches, metal panels, glass, Plexiglas, gates, travelling cable, doors, buttons, trim,
upholstery, etc.
 Damage or malfunction caused by improper installation and/or repair, lack of maintenance
in accordance with manufacturer's recommendations, improper or abnormal use, misuse,
neglect, abuse or accident, improper adjustment, structural integrity of building and/or
hoistway, exceeding weight limit, failure to follow operating instructions or acts of God.
 Damage or malfunction caused by the integration of any additional parts or items, the
customization of any product or parts, and/or the use of non-Inclinator parts, if such
integration, customization or use was performed without approval from Seller.
 Damage sustained in shipping. Buyer must file claim with shipping / freight company.

While necessary maintenance or repairs on Seller Product may be performed by any

qualified elevator contractor with any appropriate parts, SELLER RECOMMENDS THAT
ONLY AUTHORIZED INCLINATOR DEALERS PROVIDE SUCH SERVICES WITH PARTS
SUPPLIED BY SELLER. IMPROPER OR INCORRECTLY PERFORMED MAINTENANCE
OR REPAIR VOIDS THIS WARRANTY.

 
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THIS WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER EXPRESS AND IMPLIED
WARRANTIES WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED
WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE,
AND IS LIMITED TO A PERIOD OF TWO YEARS (UNLESS EXTENDED) FROM THE TIME
THE PRODUCT IS SHIPPED FROM INCLINATOR'S FACTORY.

Buyer shall notify Seller of any warranty claim. Seller will provide a Return Material
Authorization (RMA) number, ship replacement part(s) and issue an invoice for part(s)
covered under warranty. Replacement part(s) will be shipped to the Buyer using standard
shipping practices. Overnight and 2nd day shipment will be billed as an additional charge.
Seller may, at its option, provide factory reconditioned parts for replacement. The warranted
part(s) shall be returned from the Buyer to the Seller within 60 days from issuance of the
RMA. Seller shall confirm that the parts are defective in materials or workmanship within two
weeks of receipt from the Buyer and will issue credit for such parts confirmed to be defective.
Should such defective parts not be promptly replaced, BUYER'S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE
REMEDY SHALL BE RECOVERY OF THE FULL PURCHASE PRICE OF THAT
DEFECTIVE PART.
BUYER EXPRESSLY AGREES THAT THIS REMEDY IS THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE
REMEDY OF BUYER AGAINST SELLER, AND THAT UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES
SHALL SELLER BE LIABLE TO BUYER FOR ANY OTHER LOSSES OR EXPENSES,
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT,
CONTINGENT OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, REGARDLESS OF WHETHER SUCH LIABILITY
IS BASED ON BREACH OF CONTRACT, TORT, STRICT LIABILITY, BREACH OF
WARRANTIES, FAILURE OF ESSENTIAL PURPOSE, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
INFRINGEMENT OR OTHERWISE.

FURTHER, SELLER DISCLAIMS LIABILITY FOR ANY PERSONAL INJURY OR

PROPERTY DAMAGE RESULTING FROM THE OPERATION OF A PRODUCT THAT HAS
NOT BEEN FOUND TO BE DEFECTIVE. IN ADDITION, SELLER DISCLAIMS LIABILITY
FOR ANY PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE RESULTING FROM THE
OPERATION OF A PRODUCT THAT HAS BEEN MODIFIED FROM THE ORIGINAL
SELLER DESIGN OR TO WHICH ANY PARTS OR ITEMS HAVE BEEN ADDED WHETHER
SUCH MODIFICATIONS OR ADDITIONS WERE MADE WITH OR WITHOUT THE
WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION OF SELLER. NO PERSON OR COMPANY IS AUTHORIZED
TO CHANGE THE DESIGN OR MAKE-UP OF THIS PRODUCT WITHOUT WRITTEN
AUTHORIZATION BY SELLER.

THIS WARRANTY SUPERCEDES ALL OTHER PUBLISHED, PRINTED OR ORAL

WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCT.
EXTENDED WARRANTY Within 120 days from the date of shipment to Dealer, Dealer may
purchase an additional multi-year warranty from Seller by signing and fulfilling the terms of
the Dealer Extended Product Limited Warranty Purchase Form.
Rev. 2-20-2017

 
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