This is a list of elevator fixtures that have been made/used by Schlieren.
1950s to 1980s[]
White buttons[]
These are small round white plastic which lights up by bulb. In Hong Kong, the bulbs functions as car floor position indicator as there is no floor indicator inside the car, making it look very similar like Mitsubishi elevator fixtures in the 1960s. However, they do not lights up when they are pressed.
In Europe, the white buttons are only provided with light bulbs on elevators that can remember multiple floor selections and confirms that trough the light bulb.
In some swedish elevators with no memory, the call button's light bulb light up when the elevator is in use, rather than confirming the call.
Some Schlieren elevators also have illuminating numbers next to the floor buttons which include floor indicator inside the car.
Hall floor indicators[]
These analog hall floor indicators are normally like in 1960s Mitsubishi in Hong Kong. In the 1970s when Schlieren began using automatic doors, there is an analog floor counter with illuminating numbers shown over a black background display[1].
Manual doors[]
Most Schlieren elevators installed in the 1950s-1960s are using manual folding doors. In Hong Kong, most of them have scissor gate inside the car for safety reason.
After 1980s[]
Swedish Schlieren elevators used a flat variant of the white buttons. [2]
A very few Swiss Schlieren elevators used Schindler R-line fixtures.
Some older Schlieren elevators in Switzerland that have been modernized in the 1990s and 2000s had their fixtures replaced with either Schindler (M or D-Line) or third party fixtures. In Hong Kong, some of them have been completely replaced with third party fixtures such as Shanghai STEP.