Otis elevator push buttons form an important part of the passenger interface system used within elevator Car Operating Panels (COP). They are designed to communicate passenger requests to the elevator control system, enabling floor selection and various operational functions.
These buttons may be used for:
To suit different elevator applications, Otis elevator push buttons are available in a variety of styles, finishes and illuminated configurations. Paired with compatible button plates, they contribute to the functionality and appearance of elevator operating panels.
Otis elevator push buttons are installed within elevator operating panels and allow passengers to register floor selections and operational commands. Depending on the application, buttons may include different illumination colours, finishes and configurations.
| Finish Type | Available Light Colours (OEM References) |
|---|---|
| Polished Stainless Steel | 1.Red (FAA25090A111) 2. Green (FAA25090A112) 3. White (FAA25090A113) 4. Blue (FAA25090A118) |
| Brass Stainless Steel | 1. Red (FAA25090A121) 2. Green (FAA25090A122) 3. White (FAA25090A123) 4. Blue (FAA25090A128) |
| Unpolished Stainless Steel | 1. Red (FAA25090A311) 2. Green (FAA25090A312) 3. White (FAA25090A313) 4. Blue (FAA25090A318) |
Otis button plates are associated with elevator operating panel arrangements and provide the mounting surface for compatible push button assemblies.
Support passenger interaction with the elevator system by enabling floor selection and operational command inputs.
Provide the mounting arrangement for compatible push button installations within elevator operating panels.
1. Why do some elevator push buttons have different illumination colours?
Different illumination colours may be used to improve visibility, indicate button status or match the design requirements of the elevator operating panel.
2. What does the Door Hold button do in an elevator?
The Door Hold or Extended Open Time button is used to keep the elevator doors open for a longer period before they close automatically.
3. Do illuminated push buttons provide visual feedback?
Yes. Illuminated push buttons may provide visual indication that a command has been registered or assist with button visibility during operation.
4. What is the difference between a push button and a button plate?
A push button is the component used for passenger input, while the button plate supports the mounting and installation of the button assembly.