PSH is a semi-automatic parking system. Through an automated control system, the selected parking bay is moved to the designated position, with the bay capable of both vertical and horizontal movement. The platform on the entrance level moves horizontally, whilst the platform on the upper level moves vertically; the entrance level always has one fewer platform. Upon swiping a card or entering a PIN, the system automatically moves the platform to the designated position. To retrieve a vehicle parked on an upper level, the platform on the entrance level first moves to one side, creating space for the required platform to descend. The system can be scaled to suit requirements, making it suitable for buildings ranging from two to seven storeys, thereby increasing the number of parking spaces several-fold.
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Automated Control
Card swipe or PIN entry triggers the system to automatically move platforms to the designated parking position.
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Dual-Direction Movement
Platforms move both horizontally at entrance level and vertically on upper levels for seamless vehicle access.
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Scalable Design
Suitable for 2 to 7-storey buildings, multiplying available parking spaces several-fold to meet varying demands.
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The driver swipes a card or enters a PIN at the entrance terminal to initiate the system.
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The automated control system identifies the designated parking bay and begins platform movement.
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The entrance-level platform shifts horizontally to create an open slot, while upper-level platforms move vertically to align with the entrance.
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To retrieve a vehicle, the entrance-level platform moves aside, allowing the required upper platform to descend safely.
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The driver collects their vehicle from the ground-level entrance — no ramps or manual searching required.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
💬 What is a PSH semi-automatic parking system?
PSH stands for a semi-automatic parking system that uses an automated control mechanism to move parking platforms both vertically and horizontally, allowing vehicles to be stored and retrieved without manual intervention beyond card or PIN activation.
💬 How does a driver retrieve their vehicle from an upper level?
When retrieving a vehicle from an upper level, the entrance-level platform first moves horizontally to one side, creating space. The required upper-level platform then descends vertically to the entrance level for easy vehicle access.
💬 How many storeys can the PSH system support?
The PSH system is scalable and can be configured for buildings ranging from two to seven storeys, making it adaptable to a wide variety of residential, commercial, and mixed-use developments.
💬 What access methods does the PSH system support?
The system supports both card swipe and PIN entry as access methods, triggering the automated platform movement to bring the designated parking bay to the entrance level.
💬 Why does the entrance level always have one fewer platform?
The entrance level intentionally has one fewer platform to provide the necessary free space for horizontal platform movement, enabling the system to shift bays and create access for upper-level platforms to descend.
💬 How does the PSH system increase the number of parking spaces?
By stacking vehicles vertically across multiple levels within the same ground footprint, the PSH system can multiply the total number of available parking spaces several-fold compared to a conventional single-level car park.
