Work on the Guide is currently suspended, and is expected to resume end of 2025. Much of the information herein is out-of-date and awaiting updates.

Fujitec Fixtures

1980s round buttons

These buttons look somewhat similar to Dover Traditional. They are very rare in North America, and can be with or without text.

Operating panel with regular buttons & bar button

Indicator often used with these buttons

Triangle arrow Fujitec indicator with logophoto: Floridian Elevators

Later round buttons

These were made by Fujitec during the 1990s and early 2000s. There is no confirmed name for these, though they are often called "Vanity," as they resemble Otis Vanity.

Operating panel

Call station

Hall indicator and lantern

Square buttons

These square buttons with indentations are extremely rare. Only one installation of these is known to exist:

Castle Hotel, Orlando, FL

Square Fujitec buttonsphoto: Floridian Elevators

Avian

Avian was a vandal resistant fixture. It consists of a metal button with a hyphen-shaped amber light in the center. The alarm and door buttons have raised symbols.

Avian is extremely rare, with only a few known installations in North America:

Sheraton Grand Union Tower, Seattle, WA
Chicago Pedway, Chicago, IL
The Douglas, Dallas, TX
17885 Von Karman Avenue, Irvine, CA
Pike Outlets, Long Beach, CA
777 Clay Parking Garage, Houston, TX

Avian buttonsphoto: Floridian Elevators

Third-party fixtures

Innovation

Fujitec has used Innovation fixtures on almost all of their elevators in the United States since the late 2000s. Prestige is most common, but they also use Universal and Bruiser.

Monitor

Some Fujitecs in New York have Monitor TR buttons.

Dewhurst

Many Fujitec elevators in Canada (and at least one in New York) have Dewhurst buttons.

Adams

Some Fujitecs in Canada, California, Georgia, and New York have Adams buttons, including WN and Survivor Plus.

E-Z Shuttle

Fujitec's E-Z Shuttle destination dispatch has touchscreens and MAD fixtures on the inside. Only one installation is known to exist:

Bank of America Plaza, Dallas, TX

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