PSH is a semi-automatic parking system. The parking space selected is moved to the desired position by means of an automatic control system, and the parking spaces can be shifted vertically or horizontally. Entrance level platforms move horizontally and upper level platforms move vertically, with always one platform less at the entrance level. By swiping the card or input the code, the system automatically moves the platforms in the desired position. To collect a car parked on the upper level, the platforms at the entrance level will first move to one side to provide an empty space into which the required platform is lowered. The scale can be adjusted to suit requirements, accommodating buildings ranging from two to seven storeys, thereby increasing the number of parking spaces severalfold.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q
What is a PSH semi-automatic parking system?
PSH (Puzzle Semi-automatic Horizontal) is a parking system where platforms are moved both vertically and horizontally using an automated control system. It allows multiple vehicles to be stored in a compact footprint by shifting platforms to create access space as needed.
Q
How does a driver retrieve their vehicle from the PSH system?
By swiping a card or entering a code at the control panel, the system automatically repositions the platforms. For upper-level vehicles, the entrance-level platforms shift horizontally to create an empty space, and the required platform is then lowered to ground level for easy access.
Q
How many storeys can the PSH parking system support?
The PSH system is highly scalable and can be configured for buildings ranging from 2 to 7 storeys. This flexibility allows it to be adapted for both small residential properties and large commercial developments.
Q
Is the PSH system suitable for both residential and commercial use?
Yes. The PSH vertical puzzle parking system is designed for a wide range of applications including residential complexes, commercial buildings, shopping centers, and office developments where maximizing parking capacity within a limited space is essential.
Q
How much can the PSH system increase parking capacity?
Depending on the number of storeys configured, the PSH system can multiply the available parking spaces severalfold compared to a conventional surface-level car park, making it an extremely efficient solution for space-constrained environments.
Q
What is the difference between entrance-level and upper-level platform movement?
In the PSH system, entrance-level platforms move horizontally to create or fill empty spaces, while upper-level platforms move vertically to be raised or lowered. There is always one fewer platform at the entrance level to allow this horizontal shifting to take place smoothly.
