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#14880 - 08/20/15 09:23 PM MCE Element Series  
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I just came across this item and wonder if anyone has any experience with it. I assume it is the entry level controller for traction elevators and I wonder how it compares in cost and performance to the 4000 series. We have a very simple 5 stop old Otis that we will have to upgrade and this could be the most cost effective option for us. http://mceinc.com/products/controllers/elementseries.html

Thanks for any feedback

Last edited by 946; 08/20/15 09:24 PM.
#14884 - 08/21/15 02:35 AM Re: MCE Element Series [Re: 946]  
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We have installed 4 Element hydros, no problems to date. I like it a lot better than the 2000. I will use the element on my next traction low speed job <350

#14885 - 08/21/15 05:51 AM Re: MCE Element Series [Re: MSELEVATOR]  
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Thanks for the comment; where the element hydros much less expensive to purchase and install than the 2000?


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