The elevator is held to the code
Installed to ASME A17.1/CSA B44 or CSA B355, with building and electrical permits either way.
Home elevators
CSA, UL or CE certified elevator parts.
Choose a CSA, UL or CE certified motor and controller for any model.
What you can choose
Certified parts, as your project needs
- The motor: CSA, UL (cUL) or CE certified
- The controller: CSA, UL (cUL) or CE certified
- The certificates, in your handover file
How it fits together
Certified parts, code-built elevator.
Certified parts help at inspection
Marked parts clear the electrical inspection easily, with certificates ready for your insurer.
From quote to handover
How certified components reach you
Choose the mark
CSA, UL or CE; the quote names it.
Parts arrive marked
The mark is on the equipment, not only on paper.
File to the inspector
Certificates go into the permit file; copies stay with you.
FAQ
Certification questions
Has a FRANZ model been tested by a third party?
Yes. FRANZ holds a TÜV Rheinland EC type-examination certificate for its FP-S platform lift to EN 81-41:2010, no. 01/205/1048/25, valid to March 2030.
Is there a CSA or UL certified home elevator in Canada?
The motor and controller can be CSA, UL (cUL) or CE certified, and each model is installed to CSA B44 or B355.
Can I choose between CSA, UL and CE?
Yes, tell us the mark and we quote the matching motor and controller.
CSA, cUL, UL or CE — what is the difference?
CSA and cUL mean the Canadian standard, UL the US one, and CE EU conformity. All the marks compared.
Do I need certified components to get a permit?
The elevator’s circuit needs an electrical permit even where the elevator is exempt, and certified parts clear it easily.
Which models can have certified components?
All five.
Can I see the certificates before I commit?
Yes, they come with the quote.
Quote with certified parts
Tell us the model, the mark you need and where the house is.