The Destination Control System is an additional system that increases the efficiency of elevator operation and reduces waiting times. Mainly suitable for large buildings with many elevator calls, passengers who need fast, safe and no need to wait for a long time.
The use of the destination control system is premised on building traffic analysis, which calculates average travel time, usage intensity, number of users, etc.

How does this work?
By entering the desired destination, the destination control panel responds, indicating which elevator will run the request. Based on the traffic analysis of the building, there are two options:
Buildings with high traffic density on the ground floor. The touch panel operating system is only installed on the ground floor, while traditional landing operation panels are installed on other floors. The number of touch panels required depends on the number of elevators.
Buildings with high traffic density between multiple floors. A touch screen operating system is installed on each floor. Destination information from the touchscreen operating system is sent to a central processor unit that communicates with each elevator controller to efficiently distribute landing calls.

Advantages
Passenger comfort. The system directs passengers to designated elevators, reducing average wait times and long wait rates, helping to reduce lobby congestion.
Energy saving. Efficient system control reduces unnecessary downtime and reduces building energy consumption.
cut costs. Increased operational efficiency reduces the total number of elevators required.
Flexible configuration. The system adapts to the unique needs of each building. Its efficiency can be further optimized by parameterization of advanced functions.
Efficient and safe. Integrate advanced dispatching technologies such as expert system, fuzzy logic, CAN bus, and neural network to ensure the efficiency and safety of the elevator.