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Key Characteristics:

Step Width: Typically 600mm, 800mm, or 1000mm. Wider steps offer more comfort but increase the cost.
Inclination Angle: Usually between 23.2° and 35°. Angles steeper than 35° are generally not recommended for heights exceeding 6 meters or speeds above 0.5 m/s.
Balustrade Height: Varies based on local regulations and safety standards to protect passengers.
Height: Corresponds to the vertical distance covered by the escalator.
Speed: Typically ranges from 0.5 m/s to 0.65 m/s.
Configurations: Escalators can be configured in various ways, including parallel configurations where two or more escalators run side-by-side. Other configurations include curved, inclined, and declined escalators to suit specific architectural requirements.
Passenger Detection: This feature is essential for all operational modes except continuous mode. Photocells and radar devices are commonly used to detect passengers on the escalator.
Standby Speed and Power Saving: To conserve energy, escalators often operate at a reduced speed when there are no passengers present. This standby mode helps in reducing energy consumption without compromising safety.

Key Customization Areas:

Handrail Color: Choose a color that complements your building's aesthetics.
Skirting Lighting: Enhance the visual appeal and ambiance of your escalator.
Front Panel Material: Select from a variety of materials and finishes.
Escalator Step Material: Opt for durable materials with desired appearance, slip resistance, and color.
Handrail Underlighting: Create a distinctive visual effect.
Running Direction Indicators: Ensure clear signage for passenger guidance.
Comb Design: Customize the comb design for aesthetic and functional purposes.

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