List of Hissmekano elevator fixtures

This is a list of fixtures made by Hissmekano AB and its Lativan subsidiary. Hissmekano are well known to make spare parts and also a reseller of other spare parts. If spare parts are no longer avaiable, Hissmekano will manufacture those spare parts to prolong an elevator's life. Most of the time however, most parts are being replaced by generic components, most commonly made from Hissmekano.

HM15

One of the oldest fixture line, these have been available n numerous variants over the years. The earliest examples might be from the 1940s.

Older style HM15 fixture set.

A HM15 callbutton

A newer set of HM15 fixtures from 1995, with a black color on a brass panel.

An older black plastic HM15 variant.

Another modern HM15 fixture

Modern black HM15 fixtures with LED indicators next to them.

An old Graham Brotehrs callpanel with an HM15 callbutton and LED indicator next to it.

A modern HM12 panel with LED indicators from 2012.

HM25

A larger variant of HM15. They are similar to Rafi's fixtures variation but are larger. They mostly have an indicator in the middle.

HM25 buttonpanel on an elevator built in the 80's.

Another HM25 panel with alot of floors.

A HM25 Callbutton with analouge floor indicator.

Car Operator Panel with HM25 fixtures and an HM2535 Overload indicator.

A HM25 floor indicator.

HM2535

Introduced in the 1990s, HM2535 has been made in numerous variants. The guts of these fixtures are similar to Kone M buttons.

A buttonpanel consisting of HM2535 fixtures inside a Schindler D-Line elevator.

Older HM2535 with the numbers engraved on them.

Theese HM2535 are of an pushbutton variant instead of an tactile one.

Older elevator modernized by Thyssen, with this panel.

Take a close look at the green button. It is engraved with the logo of this generic company (Magnussons Hiss).

2535-S

The 2535-S series was introduced in the mid 2000s to replace the HM2535 series. Older generic elevators sometimes have a combination of these fixtures when new spare parts were needed. It has two variants, a blank variant with or without engraved numbers, and a newer tactile variants to comply with the EN-71 standards introduced in the late 2000s.

COP with newer 2535-s and a FD4 floor indicator.

COP that replaced an old 60's KONE Solenoid COP. that causes all theese fixtures to light up more or less.

Older blank 2535-s COP

HMG

Not to be confused with DMG.

These are rounded fixtures with circular indicators.