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: Often used for "Arrival" signals in high-speed systems to ensure they are heard over ambient noise.

: Found on older models like the Series G , these have a traditional "ding" sound produced by a physical striker.

: Modern systems often pair a chime with a voice announcement (AAN-B or AAN-G features) that states the floor and direction. mitsubishi_elevator_all_7_chimes

These auditory signals generally fall into several distinct types used across different global markets:

Elevator enthusiasts often discuss the unique "shine" and "epic" nature of these tones in specific installations. : Often used for "Arrival" signals in high-speed

Mitsubishi's elevator chimes are a hallmark of their user experience, blending functionality with a distinct auditory signature. While there isn't a single "official" set of seven chimes, the community and Elevator Wiki often categorize them by their mechanical or electronic origins and the specific elevator series they accompany. The Core Chime Categories

: Newer Chinese-market models feature specialized chimes for smart alerts, such as pet recognition or abandoned item warnings. These auditory signals generally fall into several distinct

: A gentle, synthesized tone typical of modern traction elevators like the NEXIEZ or Elenessa series.