Mitsubishi's earliest elevators in North America have square buttons that light up orange. These are usually paired with orange seven-segment LED indicators.

These were used on hydraulic lifts in the 1990s and 2000s. They were paired with a Mitsubishi red LED indicator, or a similar generic indicator.

Mitsubishi hydros from this era offered Adams buttons, particularly Survivor Plus as a vandal resistant option, paired with the red LED indicator shown above.

Mitsubishi's current first-party buttons are used only on traction elevators. These do not move very much when pressed.

There are three variants, available with white or orange lights:

• black plastic with white light in center

• vandal resistant, metal with small light in center

• metal with illuminating halo

Mitsubishi's current fixture line has had two indicators. The original indicator is an orange LED dot matrix indicator with the arrow displayed to the left of the number. This was replaced in 2009 with a larger display with the arrow above the number.

Produced c.1996-present
Rarity Rating: 6/10

Mitsubishi hydraulic elevators currently use the same buttons as newer ThyssenKrupp Traditional, which may be made by DMG. These are paired with an orange dot-matrix LED indicator.