GAA25090BH2
AttivoOtis Gen2 Hall Call Down Button
Otis Gen2 hall call down button — stainless with LED.
Applicazioni Comuni
The down arrow button in elevator lobbies. Same stainless construction as the up button. LED illuminated when call is registered. Braille arrow for accessibility.
Specifiche
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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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Guida Rapida all'Installazione
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).
Dimensioni
Risoluzione dei Problemi
Not responding to input
Check wiring continuity with a multimeter. Verify the contact block is properly seated. Inspect terminals for loose connections.
Dove Acquistare
Fascia di prezzo
$36.34 — $94.82
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Specifiche Rapide
- ADA Compliant
- Yes
- Braille Compatible
- Yes
- Device type
- Elevator hall-call pushbutton (DOWN), Otis GAA25090 hall-fixture family
- Illumination
- LED backlit
- Material
- Stainless Steel
Cosa Dicono gli Utenti
“The down arrow button in elevator lobbies. Same stainless construction as the up button. LED illuminated when call is registered. Braille arrow for accessibility.”