List of Toshiba elevator fixtures

This is a list of elevator fixtures that are or have been made by Toshiba Elevator and Building Systems Corporation.

1970s to 1980s

White buttons

Many old Toshiba passenger and freight elevators from the 1970s used white buttons which light up orange (by conventional bulb) when pressed. The door open and close buttons are slightly bigger than the rest of the buttons, and the door open button is marked green.

1975 Toshiba call station in Hong Kong.

1970s Toshiba hall station.

1970s Toshiba hall station.

1970s-1980s Toshiba hall station in Cheung Sha Wan, Hong Kong.

1970s Toshiba car station.

1980s Toshiba car station.

Another 1980s Toshiba car station.

1970s Toshiba freight elevator car station.

1970s Toshiba car station.

Black buttons

These buttons are rare, and are usually found in some old Toshiba elevators from the early 1970s. The buttons are black, and both the halo and number/symbol light up orange when pressed.

1970s Toshiba hall station with black buttons.

1970s Toshiba car station with black buttons.

Rectangle buttons

These are rectangle buttons with a black halo, and illuminate entirely when pressed. The landing call buttons are square with a black arrow in the middle.

1970s-1980s Toshiba call station in Hong Kong.

1970s Toshiba car station with rectangular buttons.

1980s Toshiba car station with rectangular buttons.

Touch sensitive buttons

These touch sensitive buttons have a silver plate in the middle where you touch it as well as an illuminating halo. These buttons could be rectangle or square. The landing call buttons are always square.

1980s Toshiba call station with touch sensitive buttons in Hong Kong.

1980s Japanese Toshiba call station with touch sensitive buttons.

1980s Japanese Toshiba car station with touch sensitive buttons.

1980s Japanese Toshiba digital floor indicator.

1980s Toshiba car station with touch sensitive buttons in Hong Kong.

(For TG97Elevators) Old Toshiba Traction Elevators at WTC 6, Jakarta-0

1980s Toshiba elevators with touch sensitive buttons in WTC 6, Jakarta, Indonesia (video: sumosoftinc).

Floor indicators

Toshiba mostly used analogue indicators in the 1970s and 1980s. There are two versions. One is a long black display with illuminating numbers, and the second one is a set of illuminating squares or circles with the number and arrow printed on them. The latter was mostly used in high-rise elevators, or elevators in luxurious buildings such as offices and hotels. By the 1980s, a 7-segments digital display became available. On some elevators, the hall stations for intermediate floors have only direction indicators instead of a full/complete display with numbers.

1970s Toshiba hall station with black floor indicator in Hong Kong.

1970s-1980s Toshiba hall indicator with black display.

A rare 1980s Toshiba hall indicator with black display. This was found in Hong Kong.

1970s-1980s Toshiba hall indicator with illuminating squares in Hong Kong.

1981 Toshiba hall indicators with slightly different illuminating squares, mounted vertically. These were found in Hong Kong.

1980s Toshiba hall indicators with illuminating circles in Hong Kong.

1980s Toshiba hall indicators with illuminating circles in Hong Kong.

1970s-1980s Toshiba car indicator with black display.

1984 Toshiba car indicator with illuminating squares.

1970-1980s Toshiba car indicator with illuminating squares in Hong Kong.

1983 Toshiba digital hall indicator in Hong Kong.

Note that the character "G" (for the ground floor) is displayed independently as the 7-segments cannot display "G".

Vandal resistant fixtures

In the 1970s and possibly 1980s, Toshiba also made vandal resistant fixtures which consist of round stainless steel buttons with a small light bulb and analogue floor indicators with dotted lights. These fixtures are extremely rare.

One of Toshiba freight Elevator make the vandal-resistant version of the round buttons and floor hall station not as common in Hong Kong.

One of Toshiba Elevator make the vandal-resistant version of the round buttons (Call Station) not as common in Hong Kong.

One of Toshiba freight Elevator make the vandal-resistant version of the rectangular buttons not as common in Hong Kong

One of Toshiba freight Elevator make the vandal-resistant version of the round buttons not as common in Hong Kong

Fixtures used in Japan

These fixtures consist of black round buttons with a silver halo and an illuminating number. Floor indicators are analogue, with multiple black circles where the number would light up there and flashes when the car is moving. These fixtures are only found in 1980s Toshiba elevators in Japan and are used in the Toshiba Elemate Celebrum elevators.

Rare 1980s Toshiba hall station in Tokyo.

1980s Toshiba hall station in Asahikawa, Hokkaido, Japan.

Rare 1980s Toshiba car station in Tokyo.

1980s Toshiba car station in Asahikawa, Hokkaido, Japan.

Rare 1980s Toshiba floor counter in Tokyo.

1980s Toshiba car floor indicator in Asahikawa, Hokkaido, Japan.

Mid to late 1980s fixtures

These fixtures were used in Toshiba elevators installed between the mid and late 1980s. There are two types of buttons used in these fixtures. One is a small rectangle button with a green light beside it, and second one is a round button with a green illuminating number and a square halo. The floor indicators used analogue display, with multiple red dots that flashes everytime the car moves and stops flashing when the car is idle/stationary. A few elevators, however, used a digital segments display instead.

Toshiba made two types of panels for the car stations. The first one is a surface mounted light brown/grey panel with two metallic sides and rectangle buttons, and the second one is just a flat steel panel with round buttons. The hall stations are surface mounted, with an analogue indicator and round buttons which light up green for up and red for down.

In Japan, these fixtures are used in the Toshiba Elemate Celebrum III elevators.

1985 Toshiba hall station in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

1985 Toshiba hall station in Hong Kong (for two elevator).

1987 Toshiba hall station in Hong Kong (for one elevator).

1985 Toshiba hall station in Hong Kong, with different buttons (for one elevator).

1980s Toshiba hall station in Bangkok, Thailand.

1980s Toshiba hall station in Hong Kong with digital floor indicator.

1986 Toshiba car station in Hong Kong.

1980s Toshiba additional/auxiliary car station in Hong Kong. Notice the lack of intercom, alarm button and capacity.

1980s Toshiba car station in Japan (Credit to elevaattori.org)

1980s Toshiba car station in Bangkok, Thailand.

1980s Toshibacar station in Hotel Sunroute New Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan.

1986 Toshiba car station in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

1980s Toshiba car station with round buttons.

1980s Toshiba round buttons.

1986 Toshiba floor counter in Penang, Malaysia.

1980s Toshiba Computer Control car floor indicator in Hotel Sunroute New Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan.

1980's Toshiba Computer Control car floor indicator.

1980s Toshiba Computer Control car floor indicator in Bangkok, Thailand.

AMAZING Toshiba Service Elevator at Inna Garuda Hotel (Historic), Yogyakarta

1985 Toshiba elevator in Yogyakarta, Indonesia (video: IDLift3000)

元朗宏豐大廈Toshiba升降機

1988 Toshiba elevator in Hong Kong. (video: Chris Cheung)

Toshiba Traction Elevators at Midplaza 1, Jakarta (Low)

1988 Toshiba elevators in Jakarta, Indonesia (video: sumosoftinc).

Third party/generic fixtures

Some 1970s and 1980s Toshiba elevators in Hong Kong used Dewhurst fixtures, usually with US81 series push buttons and analogue indicators with UL200 Hidden Legends. They are mainly found in government buildings and Public Housing Estate blocks.

A 1989 Toshiba elevators in a government building in Hong Kong installed with Dewhurst US81 braille fixtures.

Toshiba elevators from the mid 1980s with Dewhurst fixtures in a Public Housing Estate blocks.

A Toshiba elevators from the mid 1980s in a Hong Kong Public Housing Estate block using Dewhurst US81 braille buttons. These buttons have since been replaced with the US90-15 series.

A 1988 Toshiba freight elevator in Hong Kong with Dewhurst US81 push buttons.

1990s

Standard fixtures

These fixtures consist of black square buttons with a grey halo and a green light (red for down hall call button). The floor indicators used a 16-segments display, these can be found on the hall/car stations or above the landing/car door. There were also analogue indicators with green illuminating numbers, but these are quite rare. In addition, Toshiba made two types of landing and car stations for these fixtures. The first one, which is the standard type, is a brown panel with beveled metallic sides that is surface mounted, and could accommodate up to two rows of buttons. The second one is a flat steel panel that could accommodate three or possibly more rows of buttons. Toshiba also made a special car station that is designed for passengers on wheelchair. This car station is always surface mounted and could have a digital or analogue indicator, or just a direction indicator with no indicator.

In Japan, these fixtures are used in Toshiba Elemate Celebrum VF (standard low rise model) elevators. Elsewhere, they are used in the CV (low to mid rise models) and CL (high speed high rise models) series elevators.

1996 Toshiba hall station (for one elevator).

1998 Toshiba hall station.

1990s Toshiba hall station (for two elevators).

1990s surface mounted Toshiba hall station with an analogue floor indicator.

1998 surface mounted Toshiba hall station with an analogue floor indicator. Below it is a separate call station for wheelchair.

1990s surface mounted Toshiba hall station with analog floor indicator (for one elevator).

1990s surface mounted Toshiba hall station with analog floor indicator (for two elevators).

1997 Toshiba hall floor indicator.

1998 standard Toshiba car station.

1998 Toshiba car station.

1990s Toshiba car station in Jakarta, Indonesia (Credit to Foursquare.com)

1990s Toshiba car station in Japan. Notice the capacity is listed in Japanese.

1990s Toshiba car station.

1990s flat Toshiba car station, with a black halo on the buttons.

1990s Toshiba car station used in a vehicle elevator in Hong Kong.

1990s Toshiba digital car indicator.

1990s Toshiba digital car indicator mounted above the door.

1990s Toshiba analogue car position indicator in Japan.

1990s Toshiba analogue car position indicator.

1990s Toshiba handicap car station with a digital floor indicator.

1990s Toshiba handicap car station with an analog floor indicator.

1998 Toshiba handicap car station with an analogue floor indicator.

1990s Toshiba handicap car station in Hong Kong.

1990s Toshiba handicap car station in Hong Kong.

Jakarta, Menara Radius Prawiro ~ Toshiba Traction Elevators (Building A)

1990s Toshiba elevators in Menara Radius Prawiro, Jakarta, Indonesia (video: yeni aprilia).

Toshiba traction elevators @ Les Enphants in Taipei, Taiwan

Toshiba Elevator with Different Arrow Labels in Taipei (Credit:ElevatorMan2005)

Vandal resistant buttons

These buttons look the same as the standard black buttons, except that they are made entirely in stainless steel. These buttons were used in Singapore and Hong Kong. It is unknown if they were also used in other countries.

Toshiba vandal-resistant buttons were introduced in 1990s (installed in 2008).

Toshiba vandal resistant buttons with red lamp.

1990s Toshiba vandal resistant car station found in Bugis Junction Tower, Singapore.

Hall lanterns

Toshiba made a few styles of hall lanterns. The most common one was the vertical bar lanterns, with the lanterns protrude from the panel. All of these lanterns light up green, red and sometimes yellow orange. There are also hall lanterns that are combined with a digital indicator.

1990s Toshiba/Dong Yang hall lanterns. These lanterns were also used in some Dong Yang elevators.

1990s Toshiba hall indicator with lantern (Terminal floor).

1990s Toshiba hall indicator with lantern (Intermediate floor).

Third party/generic and custom fixtures

Many Toshiba elevators installed in Public Housing Estates and government buildings in Hong Kong in the 1990s used Dewhurst's US81 braille buttons. The floor indicators used were usually the standard Toshiba type. Custom fixtures, which were made specifically on client's requests, also exist.

A 1994 Toshiba elevators in a Hong Kong Public Housing Estate blocks with Dewhurst US81 braille buttons (replaced to US90-15 in modern days).

A 1999 Toshiba elevators in a Hong Kong Public Housing Estate blocks with UL200 hidden legend indicators.

A 1999 Toshiba elevators in a Hong Kong Public Housing Estate blocks installed with Dewhurst US81 braille fixtures. Also indicate the HA "Service switch" keyswitch on their elevators.

A 1999 Toshiba elevators in a Hong Kong Public Housing Estate blocks installed with Dewhurst US81 braille fixtures. Also include with elevator nameplate.

A 1997 Toshiba elevators in a Private Sector Participation Scheme blocks installed with Dewhurst US81 braille fixtures.

Toshiba elevator with Dewhurst buttons refurbished from 1980s elevator.

A custom analogue floor indicator in a Toshiba elevator in InterContinental Hotel Singapore. Elevator was installed in 1994.

2000s to 2010s

Early to late 2000s fixtures

These fixtures are used in Toshiba elevators installed from the early to late 2000s in Japan and other Asian countries.

S-33 buttons

S-33 buttons are black rounded square push buttons with an orange illuminating number/symbol.

2000s Toshiba hall station with S-33 buttons.

Toshiba S-33 buttons with rare white illumination.

Toshiba S-33 buttons.

2000s Toshiba car station with S-33 buttons in Bangkok, Thailand.

Toshiba car station with S-33 buttons in Takayama, Gifu Prefecture, Japan.

Toshiba handicap car station with S-33 buttons in Takayama, Gifu Prefecture, Japan.

S-41 buttons

S-41 buttons are square push buttons with a either a green or white illumination. The middle of the button has a metal-like square plate with an illuminating number or symbol, as well as a grey frame. These buttons are only found in Japan. They were also used in the Toshiba/Kone double deck elevator in the Kone High Rise Laboratory in Tytyri, Finland before the elevator was modernized by Kone with KSS fixtures.

2005 Toshiba car station with S-41 buttons, used in Yodobashi Akiba (Akihabara), Tokyo, Japan.

2000s Toshiba handicapped car station with S-41 buttons used in Yodobashi Akiba, Tokyo, Japan. (Credit to YouTube user Romy Oouchi)

2000s Toshiba car station with S-41 buttons found in Sapporo Prince Hotel, Hokkaido, Japan.

2000s Toshiba car station with S-41 buttons found in Sapporo Excel Hotel Tokyu, Hokkaido, Japan.

Vandal resistant buttons

These are the same type as the ones used in the 1990s. A few 2000s Toshiba elevators in Hong Kong used these buttons, like the ones in Nina Tower (shopping center), Hong Kong.

Floor indicators and hall lanterns

During the 2000s, Toshiba used a 16-segments display or a LED dot matrix display with "blocky" character for the floor indicators. Hall lanterns, if present, usually have green (for up), red (for down) or yellow orange illumination.

Customized Toshiba hall floor indicator.

Japanese Toshiba hall floor indicator.

2000s Toshiba car floor indicator.

2000s Toshiba car floor indicator.

2000s Toshiba car floor indicator.

2000s Toshiba car floor indicator found in Bangkok, Thailand.

2000s Toshiba car station with LED dot-matrix floor indicator.

2000s Toshiba car floor indicator with LED dot-matrix display.

Japanese Toshiba car floor indicator.

Japanese Toshiba car floor indicator in a Kone Design/Design D-like panel.

Japanese Toshiba wheelchair station.

2009 Toshiba hall floor indicator in Public Housing Estate, but the digital-segmented floor indicator which is very typical of Toshiba.

Dewhurst-like fixtures

Some Toshiba elevators in Hong Kong which were installed or modernized in 2000s have these fixtures. These buttons look similar to Dewhurst US90 or Schaefer MT 42 button fixtures but the symbols on the door control buttons and alarm button are not transparent and do not illuminate when pressed.

One of modernize Toshiba Elevator which are using Dewhurst-liked fixtures.

One of Toshiba Elevator which are using Dewhurst-liked fixtures.

元朗好發洋樓Toshiba升降機

One of modernize Toshiba Elevator using the buttons with light red halo lamp which are Dewhurst-liked fixtures. (Video by: Chris Cheung)

Fireproof fixtures (Japan only)

These fixtures were designed to be fireproof, with square stainless steel buttons having etched character and yellow orange light. The floor indicator can be a digital segment, LED dot matrix or analog display (the latter is for the hall station). These fixtures appears to be exclusive to Japan, has not been seen anywhere else in Asia.

Mid 2000s to current

Fixtures used in Southeast Asia and other countries

These fixtures consist of various button types and LED (either digital segments or dot matrix) floor indicators. They are used in ELCOSMO compact traction, SPACEL-UNI and SPACEL-III machine room less elevators, as well as ELFRESH modernizations in China, Southeast Asia and Middle East. Those are manufactured by Toshiba Elevators in either Shanghai or Shenyang in China.

UB-1 buttons

These are round black buttons with a grey halo and an orange illuminating tactile. In Japan, they are known as C-21.

2010s Toshiba car station with UB-01 buttons.

2010s Toshiba car station with UB-01 buttons.

UB-2 buttons

These buttons are similar to UB-1 but they are square. In Japan, they are known as C-22.

Standard 2010s Toshiba call station with UB-02 buttons.

2010s Toshiba call station with UB-02 buttons found in New Out Patient Building, Somdejprapinklao Hospital, Bangkok, Thailand.

Toshiba car station with UB-02 buttons found in New Out Patient Building, Somdejprapinklao Hospital, Bangkok, Thailand. The green button shown the main floor of the building.

Toshiba handicapped car station found in New Out Patient Building, Somdejprapinklao Hospital, Bangkok, Thailand.

KB-1 buttons

These are round glass buttons that light up entirely when pressed.

KB-2 buttons

These are square glass buttons that light up entirely when pressed.

Newly modernized Toshiba elevator with KB-2 buttons.

Toshiba car station with KB-2 buttons. Notice the Door Ext. (door hold) button.

KB-3 buttons

These are round black plastic buttons with an orange illuminating light in the middle.

KB-4 buttons

These are square black plastic buttons with an orange illuminating light in the middle.

KB-5 buttons

These are round stainless steel buttons with an illuminating halo.

Toshiba car station with KB-5 buttons.

KB-6 buttons

These are square stainless steel buttons with an illuminating halo.

KB-7 buttons

These are round stainless steel buttons with braille marks. Both the halo and number/symbol light up when pressed.

KB-8 buttons

These are square stainless steel buttons with braille marks. Both the halo and number/symbol light up when pressed.

Toshiba KB-8 buttons (Credit to Facebook page Jimlielevators)

GS-1A buttons

These are black square buttons with an illuminating halo.

Toshiba hall station with GS-1A button.

Toshiba car station with GS-1A buttons.

Toshiba car station with GS-1A buttons.

GS-2A buttons

These are square staiinless steel buttons with an illuminating halo and symbol/number.

GS-3A buttons

These are square staiinless steel buttons with an illuminating halo and symbol/number and a silver frame.

Toshiba hall station with GS-2A buttons (with white illumination).

Toshiba car station with GS-2A buttons (with white illumination).

GS-4A buttons

These are black square buttons with an illuminating halo and symbol/number, and a silver frame.

Floor indicators

Toshiba use LED dot matrix display. The standard indicator for the car station has a lozenge shaped display, with a red LED display. By the early 2010s, a newly redesigned indicator began available, which features a rectangular display with either an orange or white LED display. There is also an LED 16-segments display, which is only used for the hall indicator above the landing door.

Newer Toshiba hall station with orange LED floor indicator.

2017 Toshiba hall station with white LED floor indicator.

2011 Toshiba hall station used in a modernized Toshiba elevator in Hong Kong.

2010s Toshiba LED segments hall floor indicator.

2017 Toshiba floor indicator used for modernization, with white LED dot matrix. Also notice the white-illuminating hall lanterns.

2017 Toshiba floor indicator with white LED dot matrix and hall lanterns.

2017 Toshiba intermediate floor hall stations with white LED dot matrix.

2009 Toshiba LED floor indicator in Equity Tower (carpark), Jakarta, Indonesia.

2010s Toshiba car station floor indicator.

2010s Toshiba LED floor indicator found in New Out Patient Building, Somdejprapinklao Hospital, Bangkok, Thailand.

Newer Toshiba car station with orange LED floor indicator.

Newer Toshiba car station with white LED floor indicator.

Hall lanterns

Toshiba makes many different styles of hall lanterns, which can light up orange, green (for up), red (for down), or white. All of these lanterns use LED lights.

Modern Toshiba hall lanterns in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Modern Toshiba hall indicator with lantern in Yoho Mall, Yuen Long, Hong Kong(Terminal floor).

Newer Toshiba floor indicator used for modernization, with white LED dot matrix. Also notice the white-illuminating hall lanterns.

Newer Toshiba floor indicator with white LED dot matrix and hall lanterns.

Destination Dispach Fixtures

These fixtures were only used with Glass Material and Elegant

Fixtures used in Japan

These fixtures are only found in Japan. They are used in Toshiba SPACEL (New SPACEL, SPACEL-EX, New SPACEL-EX, SPACEL-GR, SPACEL-GR II, Order SPACEL-GR and Order SPACEL-GRII), ELBRIGHT, NewELBRIGHT and ELCRUISE elevators, as well as ELFRESH modernization.

C-01 buttons

These are black round buttons with a lamp in the middle.

C-02 buttons

These are round glass buttons that light up entirely when pressed.

Toshiba/Hitachi wheelchair height car station in Tokyo Skytree Tembo Deck Handicapped elevator, Japan.

Toshiba elevator with C-02 buttons in Sapporo Tokeidai Building, Hokkaido, Japan.

C-03 buttons

These are black round buttons with an illuminating halo.

C-04 buttons

These are white round buttons with an illuminating halo.

C-05 buttons

These are black square buttons with an illuminating number/symbol.

Japanese Toshiba buttons with black square (C-05) buttons.

C-06 buttons

These are square glass buttons that light up entirely when pressed.

Japanese Toshiba hall station with glass square (C-06) buttons.

Japanese Toshiba wheelchair station with glass square (C-06) buttons.

Japanese Toshiba buttoons with glass square (C-06) buttons, different font.

Toshiba handicap car station with C-06 buttons at Mitsukoshi Dept. Store Ginza, Tokyo.

Toshiba car station with C-06 buttons at Mitsukoshi Dept. Store Ginza, Tokyo.

C-07 buttons

These are black square buttons with an illuminating halo.

Japanese Toshiba buttons with black square (C-07) buttons.

C-08 buttons

These are white/grey square buttons with an illuminating halo.

2011 Toshiba car station with C-08 buttons in Kyoto, Japan.

C-11 buttons

These are square metal buttons with an illuminating halo and number/symbol.

C-21 buttons

These are black round buttons with a grey halo and illuminating tactile. These are the standard buttons. Outside Japan, they are known as UB-01.

Toshiba car station in H&M Harajuku, Tokyo, Japan.

Toshiba regular and handicap car station in Japan.

Toshiba handicap car station in H&M Harajuku, Tokyo, Japan.

Japanese Toshiba wheelchair station with round buttons.

Automatic Japanese Toshiba wheelchair station with round buttons.

C-22 buttons

These are black round square buttons with a grey halo and illuminating tactile. Outside Japan, they are known as UB-02.

Japanese Toshiba hall station with rounded square buttons (simplex).

Japanese Toshiba hall station with rounded square buttons (duplex).

Japanese Toshiba car station with C-22 buttons.

C-35 buttons

These are large black square buttons with orange illuminating lamp.

C-39 buttons

These are rectangle glass buttons that light up when pressed.

Other buttons

Different Toshiba call station found in Japan.

Toshiba hall station only found in Japan.

Toshiba wheelchair car station only found in Japan.

Older Toshiba buttons in Otaru, Hokkaido, Japan.

LED dot matrix floor indicators

Japanese red Toshiba LED floor indicator.

Japanese orange Toshiba LED floor indicator.

Japanese orange Toshiba LED floor indicator.

Japanese white Toshiba LED floor indicator.

LCD floor indicators

These LEDs light up orange, red or white.

Toshiba LCD floor indicator only found in Japan.

LED segmented floor indicators

Toshiba/Hitachi hall floor indicator found in Tokyo Skytree, Japan.

Toshiba/Hitachi car floor indicator found in Tokyo Skytree Tembo Deck Handicapped elevator, Japan

Fixtures used in Mashiba/Malaysian Toshiba elevators

Main article: List of Mashiba elevator fixtures

Fixtures used in GFC-Styled Toshiba Elevators

These use the GFC-Distributed Fixtures,They are only founded exclusively in Taiwan. These fixtures was introduced since 2004

2004 Toshiba traction mall elevators @ Taipei 101 in Taipei, Taiwan (HsinYi elevators)

Toshiba Elevator with GFC-Styled Fixtures and Touch Buttons Founded in Taipei 101 Mall (Credit:ElevatorMan2005)

2009 Toshiba traction elevators @ BELLAVITA Shopping Center in Taipei, Taiwan

Toshiba Elevator with GFC-Styled Fixtures and Touch Buttons Founded in Bellvita Mall Taipei (Credit:ElevatorMan2005)

Third party/generic and custom fixtures

Many Toshiba elevators installed in Public Housing Estates, government buildings and other buildings in Hong Kong are still required to be fitted with Dewhurst fixtures, mainly US90-15 series push buttons. However, Everbright buttons are also used in some elevators.

In Singapore, all Toshiba elevators installed in Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) stations are fitted with Dewhurst buttons. Elevators installed in the North South Line and East West Line stations from the early until late 2000s use either Dewhurst US90-15 or US90 series buttons that light up red, while the elevators installed in the Circle Line stations from 2008 until 2011 use the US90 series buttons which light up green. Meanwhile, elevators installed in Kovan and Boon Keng stations along the North East Line (the majority of stations along this line uses Otis elevators) use the US91-15 series buttons with red illumination. Some elevators in certain NSL and EWL stations have had their original red light replaced with a green light, probably to improve the clarity of the button's illumination. (See also: Elevators of Singapore Mass Rapid Transit)

Mashiba of Malaysia uses push buttons made by Nantong Hunter Electrical Equipment Co., Ltd. (or simply known as Hunter) of China. Most installations uses the HB218 series buttons, but some installations uses HB165 series buttons. These buttons are commonly seen in Mashiba elevators installed in Malaysia and Indonesia.

Toshiba elevators with modern Dewhurst fixtures.

Toshiba freight elevators refurbished with modern Dewhurst fixtures.

2009 Toshiba with Dewhurst directional indicators.

A set of Dewhurst Fixtures on a control panel in a Toshiba elevator installed in the Home Ownership Scheme blocks in Hong Kong.

Hunter HB218 series buttons used on a Mashiba elevator in Bali, Indonesia.

Another generic car station buttons used on a Toshiba elevator in Bali, Indonesia.

Hunter HB218 series emergency buttons on a Toshiba elevator in Indonesia.

More Hunter HB218 series buttons used in a Toshiba elevator in Indonesia.

Mashiba elevator floor indicator in Indonesia.

Unknown generic buttons used in a Toshiba elevator in Macau.

Unknown generic buttons used in a Toshiba elevator in Macau.

Unknown generic buttons used in a Toshiba elevator in YOHO Mall, Yuen Long, Hong Kong.

Toshiba elevators with Schindler M-Line push buttons - floor buttons in Hong Kong.

Toshiba elevators built in 2017 Home Ownership Scheme blocks were using large LED floor indicator were provided by their own company.

Unknown STEP series buttons on a refurbished Toshiba elevator.

Custom (?) white buttons in a Toshiba elevator in Japan.

LED floor indicator used in elevators installed in MRT stations in Singapore. All indicators have scrolling arrows, floor number, and floor remark (e.g. "Street", "Ticket Concourse", "Platform", etc.)

Trivia

• The South Korea based Dong Yang had a technical partnership with Toshiba from the 1970s until the late 1990s. As the result, Dong Yang elevators produced during this period used some of Toshiba's fixtures.
• The lozenge-shaped floor indicators, which are commonly found in Toshiba SPACEL elevators in Japan and other Asian countries, are based on the Kone KSS 305, KSS 470 and KDS 50 floor indicators.

See also

• List of Mashiba elevator fixtures - for elevator fixtures used in Mashiba-branded elevators in Malaysia and other Southeast Asian countries.
• List of Dong Yang (South Korea) elevator fixtures