Hitachi Receives Big Order from Unity Group

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A 160,000 square-meter project, “The Amaryllis” has given an order for 40 units of high-speed elevators to Hitachi, Ltd. The company looks into the sales, installation, and maintenance of elevators and escalators. This order is from Unity Group for the first time for the super-luxurious residential complex “The Amaryllis”.

The high-speed elevators have a speed of 180 m/min or 150 m/min. They have an earthquake emergency operation system that detects an earthquake and stops the elevator quickly on the closest floor so that passengers can get out without being stuck in it. 

Currently, in India, the new installation market for elevators and escalators exceeds 55,000 units per year. Phase 2 consists of 10 high-rise residential towers to be completed in 2023. The 10 towers will be 143 meters tall with 35 floors.

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The 20th floors of towers are connected and have a kilometre-long skywalk with a jogging track. It also has a splash pool, coffee shop, library, yoga zone, skating rink, gym, and so on. The Amaryllis is set to be the most iconic high-rise residential development in Delhi. It is very adjacent to commercial places and sightseeing places such as Connaught Place and Red Fort.

Hitachi Lift India currently operates in all major cities in India, such as Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Pune, Hyderabad, and Ahmedabad.


 

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