GAA25090BH2
ActifOtis Gen2 Hall Call Down Button
Otis Gen2 hall call down button — stainless with LED.
Applications courantes
The down arrow button in elevator lobbies. Same stainless construction as the up button. LED illuminated when call is registered. Braille arrow for accessibility.
Spécifications
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ADA Compliant
Meets Americans with Disabilities Act requirements for accessible design.
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Yes
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Braille Compatible
Whether the button has Braille markings for visually impaired users. Required by ADA in the US.
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Yes
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Device type
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Elevator hall-call pushbutton (DOWN), Otis GAA25090 hall-fixture family
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Illumination
Whether the button has a built-in light. Illuminated buttons show status (lit = active).
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LED backlit
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Material
The bezel/body material. Metal bezels are more durable in harsh environments. Plastic is lighter and cheaper.
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Stainless Steel
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Sourcing note
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Otis OEM part; public per-suffix datasheets limited. GAA25090 confirmed as Otis hall pushbutton line; verify exact direction/fixture with Otis.
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Vandal Rating (IK)
IK rating for impact resistance. IK09 = 10 joules (hammer blow). IK10 = 20 joules (serious vandalism). Higher is tougher.
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IK09
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Référence rapide d'installation
Installation: Professional elevator technician required. Must comply with local elevator codes (ASME A17.1 / EN 81). Braille plates must be positioned per ADA requirements (48" max height for side reach).
Dimensions
Dépannage
Not responding to input
Check wiring continuity with a multimeter. Verify the contact block is properly seated. Inspect terminals for loose connections.
Où acheter
Fourchette de prix
$36.34 — $94.82
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Spécifications rapides
- ADA Compliant
- Yes
- Braille Compatible
- Yes
- Device type
- Elevator hall-call pushbutton (DOWN), Otis GAA25090 hall-fixture family
- Illumination
- LED backlit
- Material
- Stainless Steel
Ce qu'en disent les utilisateurs
“The down arrow button in elevator lobbies. Same stainless construction as the up button. LED illuminated when call is registered. Braille arrow for accessibility.”