Elevator Cabin Buttons
Elevator buttons produced for the elevator user to direct the elevator have functional features such as buttons for the floors to which the elevator reaches, ventilation button, emergency button.
Floor markings are located on both door sills of all elevator doors. Floor identifiers, usually white numbers on a black background, always have raised numbers for tactile reading. Dimensions are at least 2 inches long.
The call button is used to request an elevator. They are mounted above the completed floor and consist of an up button and a down button that illuminates to indicate that a request has been received and the elevator is operating.
Hall lights are used to indicate the incoming elevator and the direction it will go. In addition to the glowing direction indicators, the hall lights also have a direction indicator sound. The audible signal sounds once when the elevator is going up, and twice when the elevator is descending.
The floor selection button is used to select the floor where the elevator will stop. The final coat button will be above or below the finished coat.
Operation and emergency buttons are located under the floor selection buttons. These buttons include on, off, emergency stop, emergency alarm, intercom or telephone, etc. is found.
Button controls are sometimes located above the floor selection buttons and sometimes below the start and panic buttons. These allow building operators to turn different functions on and off. Fire brigade control, keeping doors open, elevator on/off, maintenance function on/off, etc. It can contain buttons.
