XIOLIFT Board XIO100-JKB V1.1

XIOLIFT Board XIO100-JKB V1.1 is used as an elevator PCB board for XIOLIFT elevator control system maintenance and spare parts replacement.

This board should be confirmed by the actual old PCB marking instead of a general board name. In elevator repair work, many boards may look similar from the outside, but the connector layout, plug direction, circuit version, terminal definition, and installation position can be different. For this reason, XIO100-JKB and V1.1 should be checked clearly before quotation or shipment.

In elevator spare parts purchasing, this product may be searched as:

• XIOLIFT Board XIO100-JKB V1.1

• XIOLIFT XIO100-JKB Board

• XIO100-JKB V1.1 PCB

• XIO100 JKB Elevator Board

• XIOLIFT Elevator PCB Board

• XIOLIFT Control Board

• Elevator Interface PCB

• Elevator Plug-in Board

The main model references for this page are:

• XIO100-JKB V1.1

• XIO100-JKB

• XIO100 JKB

• XIO100JKB

• XIOLIFT XIO100-JKB

• XIOLIFT XIO100-JKB V1.1

These references are useful for search coverage and customer inquiry matching. However, they should not be treated as confirmed interchangeable part numbers. For actual replacement, the old board label, PCB silkscreen, version number, connector layout, wiring plug direction, and installation position must be checked.

Version V1.1 Should Not Be Ignored

For this board, the V1.1 marking is an important confirmation point.

Some customers may only mention XIO100-JKB, while the actual old board may also show a version number such as V1.1 on the PCB. This version marking may relate to circuit revision, connector arrangement, component layout, or system matching. Even if another board has a similar XIO100-JKB name, it should not be assumed to match without comparing the old board photos.

Before ordering, buyers should confirm:

• complete PCB marking

• whether the board shows XIO100-JKB

• whether V1.1 is printed on the board

• connector quantity and position

• wiring plug direction

• board size and mounting holes

• terminal or interface layout

• jumper, DIP switch, or setting area if included

• installation position inside the elevator system

• old board front and back photos

• close-up photos of each connector

• elevator fault code or site symptom

A clear PCB silkscreen photo is more useful than only writing “XIOLIFT board”.

When This Board Is Usually Replaced

Maintenance teams may check the XIO100-JKB V1.1 board when the elevator has control signal problems, interface faults, unstable response, damaged connectors, burned components, or abnormal operation after previous repair.

These symptoms may not always be caused by the board itself. The technician should also check wiring harnesses, connector pins, power supply condition, controller-side terminals, grounding, and related signal circuits before confirming replacement.

For overseas orders, the old board should be photographed before removal if possible. If the board has already been removed, buyers should keep the connector area, version marking, and back side visible for confirmation.

For buyers in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, Iraq, UAE, Kuwait, Brazil, Chile, Spain, and Italy, this type of XIOLIFT board is often ordered based on job-site photos rather than complete drawings. Sending clear photos of the old XIO100-JKB V1.1 board helps reduce wrong supply, especially when it is shipped together with other elevator control boards, communication boards, power units, or car-top parts.