Abstract: Equipment for generation of shaft information, including transmitter elements of a elevator shaft arranged at the back part of a frame of a story door. Opposite the transmitter elements switchable transmitters are arranged at the back part of a frame of a cage door. Mounting time and costs are substantially reduced by the arrangement of the transmitter elements and transmitters at existing components.

Abstract: Equipment for generation of shaft information, including transmitter elements of a elevator shaft arranged at the back part of a frame of a storey door. Opposite the transmitter elements switchable transmitters are arranged at the back part of a frame of a cage door. Mounting time and costs are substantially reduced by the arrangement of the transmitter elements and transmitters at existing components.

Abstract: For fastening a shaft magnet to a guide rail there is provided a holder with clip characteristics, which consists integrally of a foot part, a back part and a front part, at which a recess for reception of the shaft magnet is arranged. The foot part of the holder has a respective reinforcing rib at each side and a first chamfer at the free end. The front part with the recess has a second chamfer. The foot part and the front part in the rest state run slightly towards one another towards their free ends. On pushing of the holder onto the guide rail the foot part and the front part are lightly spread, whereby the holder is firmly clipped to the guide rail by the spring properties of the back part. The shaft magnet can now be placed on the guide rail through the recess. The shaft magnet is fully retained at the guide rail by its magnetic force.

Abstract: A control panel for a lift cage is in the form of a wall element which is engageable with adjacent wall elements to form a continuous, smooth wall surface particularly resistant to vandalism. The control panel has opposed doubly bent edges having slots which engage pins extending outwardly from the edges of the adjacent wall elements. The control panel may be easily installed between the adjacent wall elements by a horizontal insertion followed by a dropping of the control panel into an end position.