Safety
At Companion, we take safety seriously. It’s one of our company values. That’s why the Savaria Luma lift was built to meet all safety code standards in every market where it’s sold. The Luma has an array of safety features including:
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Emergency stop and alarm buttons
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Sensors to stop the lift in either direction, if it encounters any obstruction
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Overspeed arrestor system, ensures the lift never travels to exceed the appropriate speed
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Door interlock keeps the door locked when the lift is in use
Safety
At Companion, we take safety seriously. The Luma homelift is designed, engineered and built by Savaria, a global leader in accessibility, and is manufactured to meet all safety codes.
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Emergency stop and alarm buttons
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Remote control. In addition to the built-in call button, two radio-frequency remote controls are included to allow you to call the lift remotely
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Sensors to stop the lift in either direction, if it encounters any obstruction
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Overspeed arrestor system, ensures the lift never travels to exceed the appropriate speed
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Door interlock keeps the door locked when the lift is in use
Luxurious, crystal clear panels give the cabin a spacious feel and offer panoramic views as you travel between floors. We believe in giving you an extraordinary solution at an affordable price.
Full-sized clear panelled cabin
An in-built LCD status display advises the status of the lift at all times, including whether there are any issues. This sophisticated system is another of our safety features and makes sure you always feel at ease in your Luma lift.
LCD status display
The illuminated push-to-run buttons are incredibly easy to use. The frame includes a built-in call button – but two handy remote controls are also provided so you can call the lift up or down anytime.
Easy operation
The hidden drive rope system in the Luma lift means the lift travels smoothly and there are no unsightly cables, meaning both safety and aesthetics are considered. The self-supporting rails mean the lift can be placed absolutely anywhere in the room – whether you want to make a feature of it or let it blend in with your existing décor.
Self-supporting rails
Installation of the Luma lift is super simple. All that’s required is a simple floor cut out – no major structural work. The finish looks neat, tidy and sophisticated – our engineers finish everything off with pristine precision using everything include in our installation kit. Installation will take around 1-2 days, with minimal disruption to your home.
Ceiling trim and car top
A ventilation fan is built into the Luma lift for in-cabin air flow and comfort.
Air ventilation
We don’t believe in safety being an optional extra, so the Luma homelift has a full height door as standard. Not to mention a door interlock that keeps the door locked when the lift is in use, so you always feel safe when you’re on the move.
Full-sized door with handles
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An elegant system in the door and cab panels adds beauty and interior visibility for the cabin. Large backlit buttons are included making the Luma lift as accessible and stylish as it needs to be.
Recessed lighting
Aesthetically pleasing non-skid material is used on the cabin floor so you can be proud to show off your lift. Thanks to the built-in sloped entrance, there is no need for a ramp or pit so any trip hazards are eliminated.
Non-slip floor and sloped entrance
Installation process
Request a free quote
If you're interested in finding out more about a Luma homelift, call our friendly team on 0808 304 4300 and we will arrange for one of our experienced surveyors to visit your home.
Free no obligation survey
We will carry out a free of charge no-obligation survey and discuss the best placement for your Luma lift. We’ll share a quote during our visit and leave you with all of the information you need to make your decision.
Book installation
Then all you need to do is place your order and book the installation of your compact homelift. Our highly trained Companion engineers will carry out all work between 1-2 days to the highest standard.
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What is a Savaria Luma homelift?A Luma homelift is a lift in your home that allows you to move freely and safely between floors. The Luma homelift has a self-supporting structure that requires minimal structural work during installation, making the process as stress-free as possible. The Luma lift helps you travel between two floors without the stress of the stairs.
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Is a Savaria Luma homelift suitable for wheelchair users?The Luma homelift is not suitable for wheelchair users – it is a passenger lift and accommodates up to 181 kg. For homelift options for wheelchairs, please call our friendly sales team on 0808 258 1774.
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How much space will a Savaria Luma home lift take up?The Luma homelift has a compact footprint to slot into your home discreetly. Cabin size: 29.1"W x 27.8"L* x 78.7"H (739 mm x 706 mm x 2000 mm) Floor cut out: 46.7"W x 37.6"L (956 mm x 1186 mm)
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Where can I install a Savaria Luma home lift?You can tuck a Luma homelift into a corner or place it almost anywhere in your home thanks to its self-supporting structure and compact footprint. The Luma lift is designed to blend seamlessly into your existing décor and fit into your home flexibly.
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How is the Luma lift powered?The Luma homelift is battery operated, meaning it’s always ready to go – even if you have a power cut. It plugs into standard household power and charges when not in use, for added peace of mind. On battery operation alone, it can travel up and down for as many as five trips.
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Is the Luma noisy?The Luma lift is whisper-quiet, thanks to its built-in quiet drive system. Its soft start and stop technology means it offers a smooth and comfortable ride too. No jerky movements or noisy operation.
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What safety features does the Luma lift have?The Luma homelift is packed full of safety features. From One Touch Alert two-way voice communication so you can call someone from the lift if needed, to an emergency stop button and sensor system that stops the lift should it meet any obstruction, the Luma also has large backlit buttons and a stylish non-skid floor. Entry is easy with a full-sized door and sloped low-level access, avoiding any trip hazards.
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How long does it take to install a Luma lift?Installing a Luma lift generally takes between 1-2 days because minimal construction work is required. The self-supporting dual rail system means preparation generally requires a simple square floor cut-out and floor bracing. The entire process is simple, stress-free and efficient and there should be no need to redecorate after the lift is installed.