Project Cases / Africa

Mixed Use / Tanzania

Mzizima Towers, Dar es Salaam

About the building

Mzizima Towers is a development in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The project material presents distinct T1 and T2 tower designs. The two-building arrangement combines a shared urban setting with separate tower identities, making the connection between entrance areas and the individual upper-floor zones an important part of the building layout.

Equipment specifications

Elevator group 1

Elevator modelFUJI-FHSP30
Equipment typePassenger lift
Load capacity1350 kg
Rated speed3 m/s
Floors / stops28 floors / 28 stops
Quantity24 units

FUJIHD Elevator Components and Functions

Mixed-use buildings bring different passenger patterns together within the same vertical circulation system. The following FUJIHD product features address these operating needs; availability depends on the selected model and equipment specification.

Elevator: fault diagnostics and maintenance support

The controller records operating faults to help technicians identify the affected function and plan corrective work. Diagnostic information supports maintenance decisions; it does not replace inspection of the equipment or its safety circuits. This is useful where dependable building access requires clear fault reporting.

Elevator: full-load bypass

When the configured full-load condition is reached, the controller can bypass additional landing calls while continuing to serve registered car destinations. This avoids stopping a full car to collect passengers it cannot accommodate. The setting belongs within the building's wider passenger-flow and dispatch plan.

Related equipment: FUJI FHSP30 passenger elevator, FUJIHD commercial elevator solutions.

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