LIFT COMMUNICATION · LIFT-SIDE CONNECTION
IP multi-port
2/4-wire extension
3-group configuration
Connect to the duty side over the project IP network. This configuration has three intercom terminal groups in its product photo. Match wiring, intercom system and installation conditions to the actual unit.
Check intercom groups and communication separately
Document the three intercom connections separately from the three network-port roles. Network-port count does not establish intercom capacity or additional-device compatibility.
Intercom groups
Here, 3局 identifies the configuration with three intercom terminal groups. Check the intercoms, L/R/G/12V markings and 2-wire/4-wire version for each group.
Project network
Confirm access points, addressing and console communication. Distinguish visible interfaces from the functions available in the actual configuration.
INTERCOM SYSTEM · CONNECTIONS
From the lift
to the duty station.
Lift-side intercoms connect to the duty side through an extension and the project IP network. Match the existing intercoms, network access and console configuration.
- AMachine-room intercom
- BCar-roof intercom
- CCar intercom
- DPit intercom
- 01
Lift-side intercoms
Machine room · car roof · car · pit
- 02
IP extension
This model: 3 terminal groups
- 03
Project network
Confirm access and addressing
- 04
Duty station
Select the console for the setup
The four locations are intercom positions; this model has 3 intercom terminal groups. Location count and terminal-group count describe different things. The AI-generated scene is conceptual, not a product image or a terminal or installation wiring drawing.
Three checks before connection
Existing intercom model and wiring system; the terminal groups, supply and actual wiring; project network and duty-console configuration.
Original wiring references
Chinese-language originals. Open when needed.
The image includes intercoms, power, an extension and different duty consoles. It explains the system relationship; confirm group counts and interfaces against this actual model.
The shared IP introduction starts with a single-port, one-group panel, unlike this model’s three ports and three groups. Use it only to understand series interfaces and wiring relationships. The two-party drawing’s “4G one-key dialling extension” label does not establish built-in 4G on this IP model.
CONFIGURATION & PARAMETERS
This model’s panel and configuration
The lead photo has three RJ45 ports and three intercom groups. Check these two counts separately, and confirm the configured role of each network port.
- Panel name
- IP multi-port extension
- Configuration
- 2-wire / 4-wire; three intercom terminal groups (panel: 3局)
- Visible network ports
- Three RJ45 ports, each marked 10/100M; confirm configured use
- Intercom terminal groups
- 1局, 2局, 3局; each group L, R, G, 12V
- Power marking
- DC 12V, 2A
Prepare site information by actual terminal group
Intercom records
Provide models, lift names and clear wiring photos for each of the three groups. Keep the photographed Chinese labels for cross-checking.
Network conditions
Provide access points, addressing and the console model, with the intended role of each network port.
Wiring system and power
Check the 2-wire/4-wire version, supply, polarity and location against the actual terminals.
MODEL & SITE FIT
Confirm the 3-group extension against wiring and communication
Provide wiring for the three intercom groups, intended devices or uses for the three network ports, addressing, the duty-console model and power conditions.