Our contribution to the new Rome Cruise Terminal (RCT) in Civitavecchia:
Travel in comfort with:
Stress-free check-in
Convenient check-in is crucial for the thousands of cruise passengers, loaded with luggage, who join ships every day. Smooth handling of large numbers of passengers at the terminal entrances takes top priority.
Perfectly fine-tuned door systems
The first point of contact for passengers is baggage control on the ground floor of the terminal. The double-leaf automatic sliding doors at the front entrance are subject to heavy use. ECdrive drive systems ensure practically noiseless, automatic, and barrier-free opening and closing of the doors. The hold-open time of the sliding doors depends on the number of people going through. With ECdrive door drives, users and operators enjoy the following benefits:
The majority of the sliding doors with an escape route feature have been installed in a break-out version. In hazardous situations, additional door fittings with a rotate feature enable the door leaf to swing out manually. The turn-tilt fittings create the largest possible opening widths so that the terminal can be evacuated safely and as quickly as possible. All door drives are designed for the rigours of marine traffic, and are corrosion-resistant and waterproof while all the electronic components are concealed inside the doors. The robust and visually appealing sliding doors are also stable in high winds.
Centrally operated
The intelligent digital controls allow the ECdrive automatic doors to be networked and connected to the building technology management system. Door faults can be reported to the central location. Connection to alarm system and the emergency exit protection system allows either individual or all automatic doors to be operated remotely operated in case of hazards.
There are 60 check-in desks on the first floor. ECdrive sliding doors allow passengers and staff to pass between individual areas and reach the terrace accessibly and easily. Passengers can enjoy a comfortable, bright waiting area with a cafeteria, bars, and a VIP lounge prior to boarding. A small museum houses an exhibition on the history of Civitavecchia and the Latium region, which along with its capital Rome, has had an influence on all of European culture.
Years of experience in the marine sector
GEZE has many years of experience in marine transport technology, particularly in shipbuilding. For example, all the cruise liners in the AIDA fleet at Meyer Werft are equipped with GEZE products.
Travel in comfort with:
- Efficient handling of cruise liners
- Ease of access and improved walking comfort
- Emergency exit protection with break-out leaves
- Centrally operated for greater convenience and security
in day-to-day operations and in case of hazards - Designed for marine traffic:
all door drives are corrosion-resistant and waterproof - Support of the construction phase: Coordination with everyone
involved in the building process
Stress-free check-in
Convenient check-in is crucial for the thousands of cruise passengers, loaded with luggage, who join ships every day. Smooth handling of large numbers of passengers at the terminal entrances takes top priority.
- Accessibility through automatic sliding doors
- Reliable automatic doors in salty sea air and wind
- Emergency exit protection
Perfectly fine-tuned door systems
The first point of contact for passengers is baggage control on the ground floor of the terminal. The double-leaf automatic sliding doors at the front entrance are subject to heavy use. ECdrive drive systems ensure practically noiseless, automatic, and barrier-free opening and closing of the doors. The hold-open time of the sliding doors depends on the number of people going through. With ECdrive door drives, users and operators enjoy the following benefits:
- always barrier-free and easily accessible through intelligent, digital controls
and self-monitoring sensors - highest security standards through DIN 18650 certification
- uncompromising reliability: high number of movement cycles due to exceptional quality
- individually adjustable movement parameters (acceleration, hold-open time, opening and closing speed)
The majority of the sliding doors with an escape route feature have been installed in a break-out version. In hazardous situations, additional door fittings with a rotate feature enable the door leaf to swing out manually. The turn-tilt fittings create the largest possible opening widths so that the terminal can be evacuated safely and as quickly as possible. All door drives are designed for the rigours of marine traffic, and are corrosion-resistant and waterproof while all the electronic components are concealed inside the doors. The robust and visually appealing sliding doors are also stable in high winds.
Centrally operated
The intelligent digital controls allow the ECdrive automatic doors to be networked and connected to the building technology management system. Door faults can be reported to the central location. Connection to alarm system and the emergency exit protection system allows either individual or all automatic doors to be operated remotely operated in case of hazards.
There are 60 check-in desks on the first floor. ECdrive sliding doors allow passengers and staff to pass between individual areas and reach the terrace accessibly and easily. Passengers can enjoy a comfortable, bright waiting area with a cafeteria, bars, and a VIP lounge prior to boarding. A small museum houses an exhibition on the history of Civitavecchia and the Latium region, which along with its capital Rome, has had an influence on all of European culture.
Years of experience in the marine sector
GEZE has many years of experience in marine transport technology, particularly in shipbuilding. For example, all the cruise liners in the AIDA fleet at Meyer Werft are equipped with GEZE products.
