Escalator Running Direction Indicator Traffic Light
Model NO. ：DZ-03
An escalator running indicator light is a specific type of light placed near the escalator entrance or along the escalator’s pathway that visually communicates the operational status of the escalator. It helps inform passengers whether the escalator is running, stationary, or under maintenance. These lights are often used to enhance safety and user experience in public spaces like airports, shopping malls, and transportation hubs.
Key Features of Escalator Running Indicator Lights:
Green Light (Running Mode):
Purpose: Indicates that the escalator is in motion and functioning properly.
Position: Typically located near the top or bottom of the escalator entrance, or on the side of the escalator.
Red Light (Stopped or Maintenance Mode):
Purpose: Signals that the escalator is not operational, either due to maintenance, malfunction, or being temporarily shut off.
Position: Similar to the green light, usually near the entrance to clearly signal that passengers should not attempt to use the escalator.
Flashing Light (Temporary Malfunction or Transition):
Purpose: Can indicate that the escalator is starting or stopping, or that a temporary malfunction has occurred. It might also flash to alert people to clear the area before the escalator starts moving.
Position: May appear intermittently before the escalator starts moving, or it could be installed along the escalator’s length.
Blue Light (Energy-Saving Mode):
Purpose: Some modern escalators use blue lights to indicate an energy-saving mode, where the escalator is running at a reduced speed or only activates when passengers are detected.
Position: Typically located on the sides or near the escalator steps.
