Safety rules for the construction and installation of lifts - Particular applications for passenger and goods passenger lifts - Part 73: Behaviour of lifts in the event of fire

This document establishes specific requirements and guidelines concerning the operational characteristics of lifts during fire incidents. It addresses the unique needs associated with passenger and goods/passenger lifts to ensure safety and functionality when fire events occur. The content focuses on defining performance criteria, control systems, and emergency procedures that must be adhered to by manufacturers and installers. It details how elevators should behave, stop, or move to designated safe zones to facilitate rescue operations and protect occupants. The text covers technical specifications for power supply, communication systems, and door operations under fire conditions. It provides a framework for designing and installing lift systems that comply with safety standards aimed at minimizing risks during emergencies. The guidance helps professionals understand the necessary modifications and operational limits required to maintain lift integrity and user safety in the event of a fire. By following these provisions, stakeholders can ensure that lift installations meet rigorous safety expectations tailored for fire scenarios.