A KONE elevator HOP (Hall Operating Panel) is installed outside the elevator car at each landing floor and is used by passengers to place elevator calls. Working together with the COP (Car Operating Panel) located inside the elevator car, the HOP forms part of the passenger interface system used during elevator operation.
Bestech offers a range of KONE elevator HOP (Hall Operating Panel) variants for selected elevator systems. Available products within this category can be referenced using the following internal identification codes:
Product Note: The codes listed above are internal product references. HOP designs and configurations may vary depending on the elevator system and application.
KONE elevator HOPs help with:
1. What does HOP stand for in an elevator?
HOP stands for Hall Operating Panel, which is typically installed outside the elevator car on each floor.
2. What is the difference between a HOP and a COP?
A HOP is located at the landing floor and is used to call the elevator, while a COP is located inside the elevator car and is used for floor selection and other passenger controls.
3. Does every floor have a HOP?
The number and configuration of HOP units depend on the elevator system and building design.
4. What is the purpose of a KONE elevator HOP?
A KONE elevator HOP is used to place elevator call requests from a landing floor and forms part of the passenger interface system.