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'''Deadman control''' or '''Deadman Switches''' can either be buttons or a sping loaded crank 
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'''Deadman control''' or '''Deadman Switches''' can either be buttons or a sping loaded crank .
   
 
==How it works==
 
==How it works==
For deadmans control with buttons the buttons has to be held at all time, if the button is not being pressed the elevator will stop, the call buttons work the same way. For the crank elevators  the crank has to be turned to a direction to go up or down , if the crank gets let go the crank will return to the default position and the elevator will stop, when the call buttons are pressed it does not really call the elevator,what is does is make a light (or something else) on a panel inside the elevator letting the elevator operater to go to the floor where the elevator has been called.
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For deadmans control with buttons, the buttons has to be held at all time, if the button is not being pressed the elevator will stop, the call buttons work the same way. For the crank elevators  the crank has to be turned to a direction to go up or down , if the crank gets let go the crank will return to the default position and the elevator will stop, when the call buttons are pressed it does not really call the elevator,what is does is make a light (or something else) on a panel inside the elevator letting the elevator operater to go to the floor where the elevator has been called.
 
 
   
 
==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==
 
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Chwd.jpg|Wiring diagram for a "Deadman" operated elevator.
 
Chwd.jpg|Wiring diagram for a "Deadman" operated elevator.
6809414792_96939d38db_z.jpg|An Otis Deadman Switch
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6809414792_96939d38db_z.jpg|An Otis deadman switch in Starks Building, Kentucky, Louisville, United States.
Old_Otis_Manually_controlled_Traction_elevator_Robert_E_Lee_Building_Lexington_VA.jpg|Robert_E_Lee_Building_Lexington_VA
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Old_Otis_Manually_controlled_Traction_elevator_Robert_E_Lee_Building_Lexington_VA.jpg|Otis deadman control in Robert E Lee Building, Lexington, VA.
 
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Antique OTIS Manual Control Lever.jpg|A disabled Otis deadman controller in The Strands Arcade, Sydney, Australia.
 
Antique OTIS Manual Control Lever.jpg|A disabled Otis deadman controller in The Strands Arcade, Sydney, Australia.
Disabled Johns & Waygood Manual Control Handle.jpg|Disabled Johns & Waygood deadman contoller in David Jones Store, Melbourne, AU. The current elevator is ThyssenKrupp.
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Disabled Johns & Waygood Manual Control Handle.jpg|Disabled Johns & Waygood deadman controller in David Jones Store, Melbourne, AU. The current elevator is ThyssenKrupp.
 
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OtisControl.jpg
 
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elevator-1.jpg|Otis deadman control in Smith Tower, Seattle, United States.
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Deadman.jpg|Source: http://www.cjanderson.com/classiccarstation-ropepattern-mediumantique.aspx
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Deadman.jpg|Old deadman control manufactured by [http://www.cjanderson.com/classiccarstation-ropepattern-mediumantique.aspx CJ Anderson].
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peec-before-103.jpg|An old deadman control manufactured by Peeco.
 
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Revision as of 12:13, 19 July 2013

Deadman control or Deadman Switches can either be buttons or a sping loaded crank .

How it works

For deadmans control with buttons, the buttons has to be held at all time, if the button is not being pressed the elevator will stop, the call buttons work the same way. For the crank elevators  the crank has to be turned to a direction to go up or down , if the crank gets let go the crank will return to the default position and the elevator will stop, when the call buttons are pressed it does not really call the elevator,what is does is make a light (or something else) on a panel inside the elevator letting the elevator operater to go to the floor where the elevator has been called.

Gallery

Video

VINTAGE_Manually-Controlled_OTIS_Traction_Freight_Elevator_@_153_W._108th_St._Parking,_New_York,_NY

VINTAGE Manually-Controlled OTIS Traction Freight Elevator @ 153 W. 108th St. Parking, New York, NY

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