High voltage AC motors are becoming increasingly important in powering elevators in high rise buildings, where reliable, efficient, and smooth operation is essential for transporting passengers and goods safely and efficiently. These motors, typically operating at voltages between 3kV and 11kV, provide the high power and torque required to lift heavy elevator cars over great heights, often in excess of 100 meters, with precise speed control. In high rise elevator applications, the performance of the motor directly impacts passenger comfort, safety, and energy efficiency. High voltage AC motors offer several advantages, including compact design relative to their power output, which is crucial in high rise buildings where space in elevator shafts and machine rooms is limited. The integration of VFDs with these motors allows for smooth acceleration and deceleration, reducing vibration and noise, and ensuring a comfortable ride experience. Safety is paramount in elevator systems, and high voltage AC motors are designed with multiple protection features, including overload protection, overvoltage and undervoltage protection, and emergency stop mechanisms, to prevent accidents and ensure reliable operation. These motors also contribute to energy efficiency in high rise buildings through regenerative braking systems, which convert the kinetic energy generated during descent into electrical energy that can be fed back into the building's power grid. Additionally, high voltage AC motors for elevators are built to withstand continuous operation with minimal maintenance, ensuring that elevators remain operational even during peak usage periods in high rise structures.