Elevator outbound call Display Board Sigma EiSEG-106 EiSEG-108 Elevator pcb

Elevator display board EiSEG-106 EiSEG-108, could use in car operation panel and landing operation panel,produced in Chinese factory.

Installed inside or outside the elevator, it is used to provide information and instructions related to the elevator. It plays an important role in conveying information about the elevator status, running direction and floor location to passengers.

Functions and features

1. Floor display: The elevator display board usually displays the current floor number or text information so that passengers can understand the location of the elevator.

2. Running direction indication: In order to let passengers know the current running direction of the elevator, there will usually be arrow indications or text information on the display screen to show whether the elevator is going up, down or stopped.

3. Elevator status information: The display screen can provide information about the elevator running status, such as running, stopped, faulty, etc., so that passengers can know the availability and safety of the elevator.

4. Door status display: The elevator display board usually also displays the status of the elevator door, such as open door, closed door or door fault information, so that passengers can understand the readiness of the elevator.

5. Voice prompts: Some elevator display boards also have voice prompts, which can provide information such as floors, operating status and safety tips through voice playback.

6. Multi-function display: Some advanced elevator display boards can also display other information, such as weather forecasts, news, advertisements, etc., to provide more information and convenience.

7. Multiple display methods: Elevator display boards usually use technologies such as LCD, LED or digital tubes to provide clear and easy-to-read display effects.

The design and function of elevator display boards are intended to provide passengers with accurate and intuitive elevator information to enhance passengers' experience and sense of security.