Visual indicators play an important role in communicating elevator status to passengers. Otis display boards provide information such as the elevator's current position and operating status, while outbound boards form part of selected display arrangements responsible for presenting status information.
Otis elevator car display boards, commonly referred to as car position indicators, are the primary visual communication devices used inside the elevator car. Positioned above the door or integrated into the Car Operating Panel (COP), they help passengers stay informed about the elevator's current status and location during travel.
Otis elevator display boards serve as visual interfaces that present operational updates received from the elevator system. Depending on the display arrangement, they communicate information relating to elevator position and operational status through visual indicators.
Otis outbound boards form part of selected visual indication arrangements within elevator systems and contribute to the presentation of elevator status information.
| Product Group | Variants |
|---|---|
| Car Display Boards | Car Display Board (OEM: XAA25140AP2), Car Interior Display Board (OEM: XAA25140AB2) |
| Outbound Boards | Outbound Board (OEM: DAA2680062) |
| DAA25140 Series | DAA25140NNNS, DAA25140NNNG, DAA25140NNN13, DAA25140NNN14, DAA25140NNP2, DAA25140NNP14 |
| JAA25140 Series | JAA25140AAF102, JAA25140AAD122, JAA25140AAD126, JAA25140AAF126 |
| DAA25250 Series | DAA25250A202, DAA25250A203, DAA25250A204 |
| Additional Display Board Models | CXAA25140AH13, FAA25100F, FAA25100AA2, FAA25100K1, DAA26800AM, DAA26800AS, STN430-V3.2, XBA23550B1, XBA23550B2, XAA23550B3, XBA23550B4, CHVF, TOEC-40, FDA23600V1, ACA26800AJX1, ACA26800HJ1, FBA23600V1, DCE2350167 |
Note: Display Board, New (OEM: DAA25140NNNG) is also identified under internal product reference codes OTD105 and OTD106 used for product identification and selection purposes.
Note: FDA23600V1 and FBA23600V1 are available in display board and include-box configurations.
1. Why do some elevator systems use multiple display boards instead of a single display?
Different display boards may be installed in different locations to provide elevator information where it is needed.
2. Why do display boards have different OEM references even though they perform similar functions?
Display boards are available in different designs and configurations to match selected elevator models and control arrangements.
3. Do elevator display boards only show floor numbers?
No. Depending on the display arrangement, they may also indicate the elevator's operating status.
4. Why do some display boards include a box?
The box forms part of the display arrangement and provides housing for the display assembly.