The Differences Between Fully Automated Parking Systems

Not all fully automated parking systems are the same, but all can add a high level of service, protection, and safety to your parking facility. As for their differences, it’s not a matter of one being better than another so much as one being better equipped to handle the setup required by your business. So, what are the differences between fully automated parking systems? If you’re seeking to install or add a fully automated parking system to your facility, here’s a quick guide to the systems that we offer and the specifics of their construction and operation.

Wöhr Multiparker

A fully automated multi-level parking system can handle a large volume of vehicles. If you expect to host a substantial number of vehicles for a hotel, shopping center, apartment complex or similar multi-family residence, or a similar business or institution that sees multiple drivers and high traffic every day, a multi-level parking system is your best bet. Multi-level parking systems are ideal for cramped downtown areas and similar places with limited space for larger parking lots and garages. These systems, which can be adjusted to make the best use of the land available, move cars and other vehicles along three motion axes, stacking them vertically and laterally to the greatest effect.

Wöhr Levelparker

Sometimes, to go big, you need to go deep! Specifically, the Wöhr Levelparker is a fully automated underground parking system that takes advantage of the space you have by taking parking below the surface. This is a great option if you can’t spread out or build up your parking facility—no need to buy up or sacrifice nearby land to a space-taking lot or garage. Here, a customer parks their car on a platform, then leaves. After that, the platform descends, and the car is brought down below and stored with others, ready to be retrieved when your client returns. Cars are kept safe and sound below and undisturbed by other vehicles and drivers. As far as automatic parking goes, this one has definite cool points.

WöParksafehr

Still pondering the differences between fully automated parking systems? Here’s one more of our many fine systems. In this case, think vertically. In a matter of speaking, ParkSafe systems add levels of parking in the air. Cars are stacked anywhere from one to three or more spaces upward on secure platforms and can still be retrieved easily when the client returns. Placed high and out of reach on storage racks and shelves, cars can be kept safe from thieves, vandals, and even other cars. We can accommodate the space available by creating different formats for the racks and shelves, including a tower, a shaft, or a tower/shaft combination. We can even arrange them in a circular pattern with a central vertical parking lift.