The thyssenkrupp TAC20 is a thyssenkrupp solid state/microprocessor elevator controller for hydraulic elevators. This control system was most likely introduced in 1999 or 2000, when Dover was acquired by Thyssen and became Thyssen Dover. TAC20 is a successor of Dover's DMC-I control system, and because of this, some early TAC20 controllers installed during the Thyssen Dover era were actually Dover DMC-I controllers with a Thyssen label and the boards inside those units were Dover. There was also the TAC20-03. The difference between TAC20 and TAC20-03 is unknown. TAC20 controller has likely been discontinued, and replaced with the thyssenkrupp TAC32.
Specs[]
- For Oildraulic hydraulic elevators
- Solid state/microprocessor controller
Videos[]
External links[]
- ThyssenKrupp TAC20 brochure (archived)
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