Luma Through-Floor Lift

Unlike a home elevator with shaft, the Luma lift uses a self-supporting rail system. You can put the Luma virtually anywhere in the room – tucked into a corner, beside a staircase, or in an open space in the room. With a required footprint of only about 38 x 47 inches, the Luma fits in tight spaces.

The Luma lift features a sloped entrance to eliminate tripping hazards and allow easier use with rollators. This also means that no pit is required beneath the lift, for easier site preparation. The Luma lift requires a lower-level ceiling height of 82 ¾″ and an upper-level ceiling height of 94 ½″.

A quiet and reliable winding drum drive powers the Luma lift. With the rope system tucked away in the support rails, there are no messy cables dangling. Because the Luma Lift is battery powered with built-in charging via standard household power, it will continue to operate during a power failure for about 5 up and down trips.

The Luma lift design prioritizes safety and the product meets all safety code standards in all markets where it is sold. Standard safety features include: sensors to stop the lift if it encounters any obstruction in either direction, an overspeed arrestor to prevent the lift from travelling too fast and a door interlock to ensure that the door cannot be opened while the lift is in use. The full-sized door – standard on every Luma lift – ensures the rider is safely enclosed as the lift travels.

If you need straight-through access, you can upgrade your Luma lift with two doors. This is a handy feature for ease of in and out if you use a rollator or mobility aid.