Display Board
We are manufacturer of elevator display boards. We can provide you with a variety of elevator display boards. Including the following different styles:
1. No-display hall call board
Below I will list the pictures and features of some popular styles for your reference.
Red dot-matrix display board for elevators
4.3 inch segment LCD display Elevator Display,Elevator Lcd Display,Elevator Display Screens,Elevator Display Panel Suzhou Keffran Parts Co.,ltd , https://www.keffran-elevatorsmart.com
2. Dot-matrix display board
3. Segment display board
4. True color display board
5. Picture display
6. Multimedia display
1. Dimensions: 130 mm x 72 mm x 5.7 mm
2. Ultra-thin design, energy-saving mode, shimmering breathing light for buttons, abundant functions, timesaving installation, and convenient use and maintenance.
3. High scanning frequency make the screen flash cannot be detected by human eyes, ensuring a high level of comfort.
4. No screen breaking risk and low maintenance cost.
5. Various floor settings, saving commissioning time.
6. Quick query of elevator faults, making on-site maintenance more convenient
7. Dustproof, moistureproof, smokeproof, corrosion-resistant, and strike-resistant, improving product's durability
8. Diverse interaction selection and 3-digit display
9. D6xx and R6xx series display boards:
Car addresses: 0 (encryption certification), D2, D3 or D4
Hall addresses: 1–56 or DH (for hall display)
Features and advantages:
1. Operating ambient temperature: -10℃ to +40℃
2. Ultra-thin design, with a 38% reduction in thickness compared with U1 products
3. Dustproof, moistureproof, smokeproof, corrosion-resistant, strike-resistant, and antistatic
4. Equipped with LCD protection corners, reducing the risk of screen breaking
5. Support of 3-digit display, energy-saving mode, and shimmering breathing light for buttons
6. Abundant functions, time-saving installation, and convenient use and maintenance
7. U673 series display board:
Car addresses: 0 (encryption certification), D2, D3 or D4
Hall addresses:1–56 or DH (for hall display)
Hall addresses: 1–56 or DH (for hall display)
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