Mitsubishi Electric Co., Ltd. has been producing elevators for more than 80 years, produced its first elevator in 1935, and has set the world record for the highest speed of elevator operation in 1993, 2006 and 2016, with a maximum speed of an astonishing 1230 m/min (later surpassed by Hitachi Elevator with 1260 m/min), which is about 74km/h. Mitsubishi's elevators are now installed in the Shanghai Tower, China's tallest building, and when it was delivered in 2016, it set three world records: "the world's longest travel elevator", "the world's fastest two-car elevator" and "the world's fastest running elevator". The most rare thing is that when Mitsubishi Elevator is running at high speed, the coins erected on the floor can be immovable, and the stability is amazing.
 
The ELENESSA series is Mitsubishi's latest machine-room-less elevator products, and the current domestic version is imported from Japan, and the gearless permanent magnet synchronous motor used can effectively control harmonic noise and car vibration, and it can be said that it is difficult to find opponents in terms of operational stability. This elevator is designed for private residences, with a minimum load capacity of 450kg, making the ride more comfortable, and the 950mmx1150mm car is spacious enough for daily family use. The light curtain detector composed of 134 rays of light can not only ensure that people will not be pinched when entering and exiting, but also that pets or ropes can be detected in time, and can operate safely in various life scenarios. In terms of appearance, Mitsubishi Elevator's car, controllers, and indicators are all very simple in design, but they may seem a little monotonous compared to the variety of home decoration styles.