Mitsubishi elevator transformers, display boards and HOP boxes are used in different areas of the elevator system and support electrical, control and passenger communication functions. These components are available in various configurations depending on the elevator model and application requirements.
Mitsubishi elevator transformers are electrical components used to convert incoming building power into the voltage levels required for elevator controls and auxiliary equipment. They form part of the elevator electrical system and support the operation of various control and power-related components.
Mitsubishi elevator display boards provide visual information to passengers during elevator operation. Often referred to as Car Position Indicators (CPI) or Hall Position Indicators (HPI), they are used to display information such as floor position, travel direction and elevator status.
Available display board variants include MIDI01 - MIDI19.
Note: MIDI01 - MIDI19 are internal product reference codes used for identification and product selection purposes.
Mitsubishi elevator HOP (Hall Operating Panel) boxes are located at each floor landing and contain the components used for passenger call registration and elevator communication functions. They form part of the passenger interface system and support communication between passengers and the elevator control system.
| Components | Functions |
|---|---|
| Elevator Transformer | Convert incoming electrical power and support elevator control systems. |
| Elevator Display Board | Display floor position, travel direction and elevator status information. |
| Elevator HOP box | House hall operating panel components and support passenger call functions. |
1. What is the purpose of a transformer in a Mitsubishi elevator?
A transformer converts incoming electrical power into the voltage levels required by elevator controls and auxiliary components.
2. What information can be displayed on a Mitsubishi elevator display board?
Display boards may show information such as floor position, travel direction and elevator operating status.
3. What does HOP stand for in an elevator system?
HOP stands for Hall Operating Panel, which is installed at each floor landing and forms part of the passenger call arrangement.
4. What is the difference between a display board and a HOP box?
A display board provides visual elevator information, while a HOP box houses the components used for passenger elevator calls at the landing.