3 EPIC High-Rise 2.5m/s OTIS MCS 321 Mod Lifts in NRW, Germany

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  • Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
  • Timestamps:
    0:00 intro
    0:23 normal ride
    2:04 motor room
    6:13 car top / lift shaft
    This group of lifts is installed in a tall residential building. They were installed by Flohr-Otis in 1971 when the building was constructed. They were very well specced for the height with a speed of 2.5m/s and a DC drive. In the late 1990s they were modernised with new Otis MCS321M controllers and 18ATF geared traction machines. The lifts run very efficiently with good acceleration/deceleration and advanced door opening. The lift cars themselves including the door drives as well as the counterweight and other mechanical installations in the shaft remain original. Even the iconic Otis flyball governors have been kept.
    Also found in this building is a service lift, which is still in the original state from 1971! A video can be found here: • EPIC 70s High-Rise DC ...
    Manufacturer: Flohr-Otis, 1971
    Modernised: Otis, 1998
    Capacity: 10 persons / 750 kg
    Type: Traction, 2:1 roping
    Floors: 23/24: (K), G, E, 1-21 (K only served by lift 3)
    Fixtures: Otis Series 3 (?)
    Speed: 2.5 m/s
    Travel height: 62m / 65m
    Logic: Ois RCB II (MCS321M)
    Drive: Otis OVF30
    Motor: 18ATF, 22 kW
    WARNING/DISCLAIMER: DO NOT attempt to copy anything shown in the video without having the proper knowledge of how to do so! LIFT SHAFTS and MACHINE ROOMS are very DANGEROUS places and are NOT MEANT to be accessed by inexperienced or untrained personnel!
    Dangers in these environments include but are not limited to crushing, electrocution, falling and burns.
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Комментарии • 28

  • @ascenseur.et.transport
    @ascenseur.et.transport 2 месяца назад +2

    Hi! I visited my first real elevator machine
    A room of Otis Pre Lexan elevators modernized by Otis in 2003 with extremely rare gearless motors from the 70’s

  • @pony053
    @pony053 Месяц назад

    That is some fine photography work, my friend......with out all the "amazing exclamations"

  • @hariranormal5584
    @hariranormal5584 6 месяцев назад

    unpopular opinion: your videos are nothing short of ASMR :D

  • @Biasca1
    @Biasca1 6 месяцев назад

    Gute Aufnahmen! Die Motoren haben mich beeindruckt.

  • @ElevatorExploration
    @ElevatorExploration 6 месяцев назад

    Nice modernization of these elevators, the motors run really fast for geared winches, this is not common.
    thanks for this video upload :D

    • @TheLiftDragon
      @TheLiftDragon  6 месяцев назад

      Indeed, this mod is really well done and I'd say the MCS321 (RCB 2) is the best modern control system Otis has ever built. Much better than the newer TCBC or GECB for the Gen2s.

  • @LL_elevators
    @LL_elevators 2 месяца назад

    Nice door operator!🤩

    • @TheLiftDragon
      @TheLiftDragon  8 дней назад

      Indeed, I'm glad they're still original.

  • @SeanBZA
    @SeanBZA 6 месяцев назад +2

    Very quiet running in that shaft.

    • @TheLiftDragon
      @TheLiftDragon  6 месяцев назад +1

      Indeed, they run very smoothly.

  • @Legendbrawlstars27
    @Legendbrawlstars27 2 месяца назад

    Hi ich bins Swiss Vator das hier ist mein 2ten YT Kanal

  • @Jagongendokk
    @Jagongendokk Месяц назад

    cok makasih ilmunya

  • @Lifts_in_Austria
    @Lifts_in_Austria 6 месяцев назад

    Wieder mal ein sehr gutes und Interresantes Video👍.
    Für Getriebemotoren laufen die ja sehr schnell, hatten diese Aufzüge davor die Otis Black Buttons?

    • @TheLiftDragon
      @TheLiftDragon  6 месяцев назад +1

      Dankesehr! Ja, die Anlagen hier sind wirklich die Obergrenze für Getriebemaschinen. Habe bisher nichts schnelleres gesehen als 2.5m/s.
      Den Originalzustand der Anlagen hier kann man noch am Servicelift sehen, Link zum Video davon ist in der Videobeschreibung. Das Interieur wird bei der Gruppe hier natürlich auch damals schon schöner gewesen sein als beim Servicelift, die Knöpfe müssten aber dieselben gewesen sein.

  • @swisslifts19
    @swisslifts19 3 месяца назад

    a question, how do you get acces to all these motor rooms in switzerland? are you a elevator technician?

  • @ElmerCat
    @ElmerCat 6 месяцев назад

    What is that stain on the wall behind machine #1? It looks as though something went wrong which caused dirty oil to get flung out and sprayed onto the wall. Somebody probably had a bad day dealing with the aftermath, but I imagine it being an interesting story.

    • @TheLiftDragon
      @TheLiftDragon  6 месяцев назад

      Indeed that is possible, looks like oil stains from the gearbox oil. However, I don't know anything about how or when that happened. By the looks of it the stains are very old, they could have happened years or even decades ago.

  • @b43xoit
    @b43xoit 6 месяцев назад

    Any one of those driven pulleys is holding up the weight of the car, the load, the counterweight, and the cables, I think.

    • @TheLiftDragon
      @TheLiftDragon  6 месяцев назад +1

      Half of it exactly, as the lifts are in 2:1. The other half rests on the motor frame.

    • @b43xoit
      @b43xoit 5 месяцев назад

      @@TheLiftDragon Good point, only half. So, approximately the weight of the car. Anyway, that requires some pretty good bearings. And of course, the diameter and material of the axle have to be chosen properly to meet the requirements.

  • @liftekmagyarorszagon7583
    @liftekmagyarorszagon7583 12 дней назад

    Helló! Where are the New videos?

    • @TheLiftDragon
      @TheLiftDragon  10 дней назад

      Hello!
      I've been on a break from RUclips for several months now, but within the next weeks I will try to get back to my usual schedule of uploading. I've still filmed a lot during this time, so there sure will be videos.

  • @Alpendohle222
    @Alpendohle222 6 месяцев назад

    Balls