How to manage elevators in residential property and solve the problem of elevator charging in residential property?

It's all high-tech now. Our community is relatively high-end and well managed in all aspects. We have a "one-card", that is, IC cards are like buses. To enter from the entrance of the community, you have to punch in, go to the unit door, and then go to the elevator (it is convenient to use a card in the community). The elevator is closed without punching in, so we can only climb the stairs without paying the elevator fee. Our card will be recharged every month. Just like taking a bus, how much money will be deducted from the elevator. For example, if you live on the second floor and don't take the elevator, you don't need it. Is reasonable. The more times you take it, the more you naturally pay. You can suggest that your residential property company install a set of such equipment.

Three contributions of IC card system:

Public elevator safety function: use intelligent ic card elevator management system to make public elevator become owner-only elevator;

Save energy and prolong service life: reduce misoperation and idling, effectively reduce loss, reduce elevator maintenance burden and save maintenance cost;

Enhance the property image: the symbol of intelligent system, invent the application of patented technology, enhance the hot spots of real estate, and expand the application scope of all-in-one card.

Introduction to use:

Resident: the elevator can only be started with IC card. No one can get there without pressing the key. Visiting guests: after registration, the management personnel will issue temporary access cards or use the elevator to reach the designated floor with the password set by the defendant cardholder.

System functions:

Programming function: managers can set time limit, cancel and reset IC card through monitoring terminal and management host;

Recording function: the main control module and management host of the system have detailed records of every event in the system, such as the card swiping situation, card number and floor used of each elevator.