This is a list of elevator fixtures that have been used by Nippon Elevator Industry, a defunct Japanese elevator manufacturer that had been acquired by Schindler in the 1980s.
1970s to early 1980s[]
Round plastic buttons[]
These are white, round plastic buttons that light up white when pressed.
Square buttons[]
These are white square buttons with black lettering and frame on them, and light up entirely when pressed.
Analog floor indicators[]
A lot of older Nippon elevators use analog indicators. There are two types; one is a set of illuminating numbers on a black display and the other one is a set of illuminating squares with printed numbers above the car door.
1980s[]
These fixtures consist of rectangle buttons with green lamp and white lettering, and analog floor indicator with multiple green lamps under the floor number which look a bit like the floor indicator used in Toshiba Elemate Celebrum III elevators in Japan. These fixtures were used in Nippon Eresta elevators.
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