ASME A17.1 & ADA-Compliant Cellular Emergency Communication
Every elevator in the country needs a working emergency phone line. When the copper POTS line goes away, your elevator can be red-tagged and taken out of service. The POTS Box keeps elevator emergency phones online with a code-compliant cellular replacement that plugs into your existing phone box.

ASME A17.1 and ADA require two-way emergency communication from every elevator cab. When copper retires, inspectors have the authority to shut the elevator down until compliant service is restored — a major liability for property managers and building owners.
The POTS Box 90X2 is engineered to deliver clear, code-compliant two-way voice for elevator emergency phones. It ships pre-provisioned, mounts near the machine room, and connects to your existing phone or auto-dialer.
Meets ASME A17.1 and ADA requirements for two-way voice with hands-free operation
24-hour battery backup so the elevator phone stays online during a power outage
Dual-SIM cellular with automatic failover — no dropped calls to the monitoring service
Compatible with Kings III, Rath, EMS, Talk-A-Phone and virtually every elevator phone brand
Nationwide deployment, single flat monthly rate, no per-minute charges
We identify every elevator emergency phone, its current POTS line status, and the monitoring company on the account.
The POTS Box is installed in the machine room, provisioned with dual carriers, and tested end-to-end with the monitoring service.
We validate two-way voice, location ID, and battery backup so the retrofit passes ASME A17.1 and ADA inspection.
Ongoing device health monitoring, battery reporting, and coordination with your elevator maintenance company.
Purpose-built for elevator emergency phones — not a generic ATA box
Compatible with every major elevator phone brand — no dialer replacement
Flat, predictable monthly pricing versus escalating copper POTS bills
Nationwide multi-site rollout with a single point of accountability
Ongoing device monitoring and battery health reporting
Resources & Insights
ASME A17.1 and ADA compliance guides, audit tools, and migration playbooks for property teams.
How to keep elevator phones ASME A17.1 and ADA compliant once the copper POTS line goes away.
Read guideThe code requirements every property manager needs to meet on the new line.
Read guideThe six-step audit method we run on portfolios of 1 to 500 buildings. Most owners undercount by 30–50%.
Read guideGet ahead of the copper cutoff. Schedule an elevator POTS assessment for your building or portfolio today.
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