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Vertical Garage Parking System - China Suppliers & Factory for Smart Puzzle Car Parking with Modular Design
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.
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Automated Control
Activated by card swipe or PIN entry — the system handles all platform movement automatically.
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Dual-Direction Movement
Platforms move both horizontally (entrance level) and vertically (upper levels) for efficient bay access.
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2 to 7 Storeys
Scalable design suitable for buildings of varying heights, multiplying available parking spaces.
How the PSH System Works
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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 a vacant space directly below the required upper-level bay.
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The upper-level platform descends vertically into the cleared entrance-level space, bringing the vehicle to ground level for retrieval.
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Scalable to Your Requirements
The PSH system can be configured for buildings ranging from two to seven storeys, significantly increasing the number of available parking spaces several-fold within the same footprint — making it an ideal solution for space-constrained environments.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What does "semi-automatic" mean in the context of the PSH system?
Semi-automatic means the system handles all platform movement automatically once the driver initiates the process via card swipe or PIN entry. The driver is still responsible for physically driving the vehicle onto and off the platform.
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How does the PSH system retrieve a vehicle from an upper level?
To retrieve a vehicle from an upper level, the entrance-level platform first moves horizontally to one side, creating an empty space. The required upper-level platform then descends vertically into that cleared space, bringing the vehicle down to the entrance level.
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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 range of residential, commercial, and mixed-use developments.
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Why does the entrance level always have one fewer platform?
The entrance level intentionally has one fewer platform to maintain a free space that allows horizontal movement. This vacant slot is essential for the system to shuffle platforms and create the vertical clearance needed to lower upper-level bays to ground level.
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What access methods are supported by the PSH system?
The PSH system supports both card swipe and PIN code entry, providing flexible and secure access options for users. These methods trigger the automated movement of platforms to the designated parking position.
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Is the PSH system suitable for new buildings only, or can it be retrofitted?
Thanks to its scalable and modular design, the PSH system can be tailored to suit both new construction projects and existing buildings. Its flexibility in configuration — from two to seven storeys — makes it a practical solution for a variety of structural environments.