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  1. GATEWAY AI Gateway AI is a van lift safety lock designed for use by individuals with mobility disabilities. This product combines the Intelligent Lift Interlock System (see separate entry), which automatically prevents lift operation while the vehicle is unsecured, with the Advanced Fast Idle System (AFIS), which automatically increases engine speed when the vehicle voltage drops below 11.5 volts and the vehicle is in Park with the parking brake set. AFIS enables the vehicle's charging system to provide mo...[More Information]

  2. INTELLIGENT LIFT INTERLOCK SYSTEM (ILIS) The Intelligent Lift Interlock System (ILIS) is a van lift saftey lock designed for use by individuals with mobility disabilities. This solid-state, microprocessor-controlled unit automatically prevents lift operation while the vehicle is unsecured and prevents driving the vehicle with the parking brake left on. A dash-mounted LED panel displays system and sub-system status. An Intermittent Fault Filter (IFF) filters out erroneous changes in sensor signals, and the system performs self-diagnosti...[More Information]

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