Tenkai Home Lift

Tenkai V300

Battery driven. Mains power only charges it.

V300 is the SJEC V300 under the Tenkai badge, built around SJEC's battery drive, Cube. The battery powers the lift and the mains only charges it, so the lift keeps running through a blackout rather than stopping and waiting for one. Charging off-peak and running on the battery at peak is what SJEC's own material presents as the running-cost case.

Car type
Cabin or platform
Rated load
320 kg / 400 kg
Minimum pit
300 mm
Shaft width
850–1,400 mm
Door opening
600 × 2,000 mm
Counterweight
Side or rear
Machine
Permanent magnet synchronous gearless, ~1.1 kW
Power supply
Single phase 220 V, or three phase
Travel unplugged
About 250 floors at full load
Tenkai V300 home lift at a landing, its glazed door open onto a hairline stainless car, with the landing call panel alongside

Standard configuration

What comes as standard.

  • Battery drive — mains supply charges the battery only
  • Permanent magnet synchronous gearless traction machine, about 1.1 kW
  • A3-size controller, 325 × 425 × 50 mm — no contactor, cooling fan or brake resistor
  • Automatic rescue device built in
  • Battery management system with health monitoring
  • Automatic re-levelling at low power, and automatic rescue on battery failure
  • 10.1-inch LCD car control panel
  • Solar-panel compatible (panels supplied separately)
Close-up of the Tenkai V300 car with its glazed door and touch panel

In detail

Up close.

Studio renders, made from photographs of the real lift.

  • Studio close-up of the Tenkai V300: a glass swing door in a champagne stainless frame, open onto ivory grained car walls and the car panel
  • Looking up inside the Tenkai V300 car at the flush lit ceiling panel, with ivory grained walls and champagne stainless trim converging below it
  • Close-up of the Tenkai V300 car panel, a narrow column of small round backlit buttons in champagne stainless set into the ivory grained wall

The swing door, the champagne frame and the car panel.

Which model suits your house?

Shaft, pit and overhead decide it more often than anything else. Send us the space and our engineers will tell you what fits.