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Elevator Emergency Response System for Safer, Smarter Buildings

Modernized Elevators in Queens and the Bronx Need Modern Communication. LiftComm Delivers.

Church Av Station Elevators Feature LiftComm Secure, ASME 17.1 Compliant Communication

The Hidden Force Behind Modern Mobility: Vertical Transportation

Elevator Emergency Phone: Ensuring Help Is Always Within Reach

The Lifeline Inside Every Lift: Elevator Emergency Response System Explained

Modernized Accessibility, Modernized Communication: How LiftComm Supports the MTA’s Elevator Upgrades

Built for Code, Engineered for Control: How LiftComm Exceeds ASME 17.1 2019 & 2022 Elevator Communication Standards

NYC Subway Elevator Accessibility Upgrade at Northern Blvd Station

ASME 17.1 Compliant Elevator Phones Installed at Mosholu Parkway

Modernized Elevators at Queens Plaza Feature LiftComm Accessibility Technology

LiftComm at NAEC 2025: Elevator Communication Starts Here

How the Elevator Call Button Supports Emergency Communication

Beyond the Call Button: The Elevator Phone System That Works

Strengthening Emergency Response with a Quality Elevator Call System

LiftComm Supports Bay Ridge–95 St Elevator Modernization with Emergency-Ready Communication

Euclid Avenue Modernization: Why MTA Relies on LiftComm’s Proven Support Model

LiftComm Powers Elevator Upgrades at 66 St–Lincoln Center with Unmatched Security and Support

LiftComm Featured in Elevator World for MTA Elevator Communication Projects

Why LiftComm Is the Only Elevator Partner That Puts the End User First

LiftComm Enhances Elevator Safety and Security at 34 St, Penn Station with On-Premises Emergency Communication Systems

The Role of the Elevator Phone System in Ensuring Safety and Reassurance

Elevator Phone Installation: The Future of Building Safety and Communication Systems

LiftComm Supports MTA’s Elevator Modernization at 3 Av, 149 St Station

LiftComm Expands Accessibility at Queensboro Plaza Station with ASME-Compliant Intercom Systems

Why On-Premise Hosting Matters for Government and High-Security Environments

LiftComm Featured in Elevator World’s March 2025 Issue for Continued Work with MTA

ASME A17.1 Compliance: What Building Owners Need to Know About Elevator Communication Systems

LiftComm by TEC Expands Helps The MTA Make Woodhaven Station More Accessible

LiftComm by TEC Supports Accessibility at Westchester Sq-East Tremont Av Subway Station

LiftComm Gets Recognized in Elevator World

LiftComm By TEC Expands Communication Access at 68 St-Hunter College Station

LiftComm By TEC: Accessibility Solutions at 14 St Station Complex

LiftComm by TEC Enhances Accessibility at Queensboro Plaza Subway Station

Lift Comm by TEC's Partnership with MTA Grows At 14 St Subway Station

Improved Accessibility Coming to Queensboro Plaza Station

Lift Communications Helps 14th Street Station Meet ADA Compliance Within ASME A17.1/CSA B44-2019 Standards

Improved Accessibility Coming to Westchester Square Station

Lift Communications Contributes to ADA Upgrades at Metropolitan Av-Lorimer St Station

Lift Communications Enhances Accessibility at Tremont Avenue Station with ADA-Compliant Intercom Systems

Two-Way Communication Systems Improve Accessibility at 7th Avenue Station

Lift Communications and MTA Partner to Enhance Accessibility at Grand Street Station

Livonia Av Station- Lift Communications Enhances Accessibility with MTA

Lift Communications Proudly Supports MTA in Modernizing Flushing Av Station

34th Street–Penn Station Elevators Now Fully Compliant with ASME A17.1/CSA B44-2019 Thanks to Lift Communications

Lift Communications Elevates Safety and Accessibility at Clark Street

MTA's E 149 St Station Now Fully Accessible Thanks to Lift Communications

MTA's Manhattan Deep Stations Installed with our Two Way Intercom

Beach 67th Street Station Now More Accessible Thanks to Lift Communications

42nd Street-Times Square Station- Lift Communications and MTA Enhance Accessibility with Advanced Communication Systems

Penn Station's 7th Avenue- Lift Communications and MTA Partner to Enhance Accessibility with ADA-Compliant Intercom Systems

Court Square Station-Lift Comm & The MTA help make the Court Square Station accessible to all riders.

Dyckman St Station- LiftComm & The MTA successfully upgrade another station

14th Street/sixth Avenue Station

When an elevator stops unexpectedly, clear communication becomes essential in the cab. Riders need an easy way to reach help, and building teams need accurate details so a response starts quickly.

Why Two-Way Communication Matters

For deaf or hard-of-hearing passengers, two-way communication is essential to ensuring help can be reached at all. Instead of relying on spoken instructions, clearly labeled yes/no buttons and visual prompts allow riders to communicate critical information quickly and confidently. This enables responders to assess the situation, provide guidance, and coordinate rescue efforts more efficiently making the process faster, safer, and more inclusive for everyone involved.

Elements that Support Compliance, Reliability, and Security

A modern Elevator Emergency Response System is more than a handset in the wall. Look for strong audio quality, straightforward operating instructions, and dependable call routing to live personnel who can stay on the line until help arrives.

Many properties plan upgrades during Elevator Intercom Installation to limit downtime, ensure the cab station is positioned and labeled for easy use, and verify that the equipment complies with ASME A17.1/CSA B44 and ADA requirements for accessibility, performance, and emergency communications.

Equally important, today’s systems should be designed to protect the building’s IT infrastructure. Purpose-built elevator communication solutions operate independently from tenant networks, minimizing cybersecurity risk while still delivering reliable, always-available connectivity. Durable components built for high-traffic environments help keep calls consistent year after year. Pair that with clear documentation, routine testing, and secure system architecture, and your team is prepared for inspections and real-world events alike.

Turning a Safety Requirement into Peace of Mind

Emergency communications should feel effortless for passengers and predictable for building staff. Clear prompts, quick connections, and routine testing create a calmer experience during high-stress moments, and they help managers document performance, address issues faster, and protect long-term property value.

Lift Communications supports owners and managers with dependable elevator communication solutions that meet current safety codes while safeguarding IT systems designed for modern properties. With thoughtful planning, professional installation, and responsive support, buildings can maintain a safety link that works when every second counts. A practical upgrade that builds daily confidence.

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