BST A3N33166 Elevator Landing Operation Panel Display Board - BVC121 Series Dot Matrix LED Floor Indicator with Call Button Interface
The A3N33166 is a high-performance Landing Operation Panel (LOP) display board manufactured by BST (Beiste Elevator), part of the renowned BVC121 series. This dot matrix LED display board serves as the primary interface between passengers and the elevator system, providing clear floor indication, directional arrows, and call button feedback. Designed for modern elevator installations, the A3N33166 combines reliable LED technology with intelligent microprocessor control to deliver real-time elevator status information in a compact, easy-to-install package.
Key Features
- Dot Matrix LED Display: High-visibility 7-segment/dot matrix hybrid display showing floor numbers, arrows, and status symbols
- Microprocessor Control: Built-in MCU for real-time data processing from elevator controller
- Multi-Floor Display: Supports simultaneous display of multiple floors for group elevator systems
- Bidirectional Communication: Sends call requests and receives status updates from elevator control system
- Customizable Floors: Programmable floor settings for flexible building configurations
- Durable Construction: High-quality ABS plastic housing resists fading and deformation
- Easy Installation: Standard mounting compatible with most elevator landing fixtures
Elevator Display - FAQ
Q1: What types of displays are used in elevator systems?
Elevator systems use LED indicators, LCD screens, including TFT LCD displays, and other display technologies to show floor numbers, travel direction, and operating status.
Q2: Are elevator displays with the same screen size interchangeable?
Not necessarily. Displays with the same dimensions may differ in supply voltage, communication protocols, connector configurations, and control requirements. Compatibility must be verified before replacement.
Q3: What causes an elevator floor display to show incorrect information?
Possible causes include communication errors, controller configuration problems, wiring faults, or display module failure. The actual cause should be identified before replacement.
Q4: Can an elevator display be upgraded without replacing the control system?
In some systems, the display can be upgraded separately if the replacement supports the existing controller, communication protocol, and electrical requirements.
Q5: What information is required to order a replacement elevator display?
Please provide the original part number, display type, screen dimensions, supply voltage, communication interface, connector details, controller model, and clear photos for accurate matching.
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