Elevators Designed for Every Building — Residential, Commercial & High-Speed

A residential elevator, or home lift, is a compact vertical transport system installed inside a private home or low-rise building to move between floors safely and conveniently. Villa owners, apartment developers, and homeowners planning for long-term accessibility are the primary buyers of home lifts in India.
Hephzi Elevators’ Panora model is built around a panoramic glass cabin, using full or partial glass panels to turn the ride between floors into a visual centrepiece for the home. Panora runs at speeds up to 1 m/s and carries 8 to 26 passengers depending on configuration, with cabin finish options including laminated safety glass and stainless steel trims, set in a laminated glass and steel frame. A microprocessor-based control system comes standard, with a touch display available as an option.

Commercial elevators are built for higher daily traffic than residential lifts — more starts and stops per hour, heavier average loads, and finishes suited to public-facing spaces rather than private homes. Hephzi Elevators offers two commercial models built for different budgets and use cases: Edge, a practical mid-rise option, and Inox, a premium stainless steel lift for high-traffic environments.

Edge is Hephzi Elevators’ practical choice for budget apartments, mid-rise commercial buildings, and industrial facilities. Built on a mild steel frame with a powder-coated cabin, Edge carries 3 to 10 passengers at speeds up to 1 m/s, with automatic or manual door options depending on the building’s requirements. An energy-efficient VVVF drive and automatic rescue device (ARD) come standard, keeping running costs low without cutting essential safety features.

High-speed elevators are designed for buildings where floor count alone makes standard-speed lifts impractical — typically towers above 10 to 15 floors, smart or tech campuses, and luxury high-rises where both wait time and ride smoothness matter. Hephzi Elevators’ Elevate X is built for this segment, running at speeds from 1.5 m/s up to 8 m/s and carrying 4 to 24-plus passengers depending on configuration.
Elevate X uses an IoT-enabled smart controller with remote diagnostics and monitoring, and is available with a Machine Room Less (MRL) configuration for buildings with limited overhead space. A regenerative drive recovers energy during operation, improving efficiency for high-rise, high-usage buildings.