FAST HIGH-RISE OTIS LIFT! Motor Room and Shaft View

#shorts #lift #elevator
Motor room and shaft view of a fast Otis lift.
Serves 21 floors, built in 1972, modernised around 2000.
Speed is 2.3m/s, capacity 1000kg / 13 persons.
RCB 2 controller, OVF-30 drive, 18-ATF hoist machine, 22kW.
There are two identical lifts in this building.

[@pzpzpzpzpzpzpzpz]

If you hear the wind, you know it's coming hot 😄

[@TheLiftDragon]

Absolutely xD

[@CzKovu]

damn that thing is fast

[@TheLiftDragon]

Indeed xD

[@philipcollins3849]

Been there there done that Otis test tool 30+ years on otis

[@Macsneese2345]

lol this is a bit fast than the elevator where i live ;-;

[@TheLiftDragon]

This actually is pretty fast for a residential building, faster than most. Building also has 20 floors.

[@Macsneese2345]

@@TheLiftDragon oh nice 👍
The apartment where i live have 28 floors

[@sandiegotrafficlightstrain354]

Long elevator shafts scare me.

[@TheLiftDragon]

They can look pretty creepy with the lights off, especially when you're at the bottom and look up into the darkness. But in their illuminated state I'm very used to them of course and there's nothing I find uncanny. In fact I really like the look of tall shafts with multiple lifts in them, it's a marvel of engineering after all.

[@nascar0509]

You can hear the air flow pressure through the rope opening.

[@TheLiftDragon]

Indeed.

[@The1200r]

That looks scary. 😬

[@лифтыизнутри]

post more videos from MCS-321M!!

[@TheLiftDragon]

I have more videos of MCS-321 that I will upload at some point but sadly they're not that common overall.

[@лифтыизнутри]

@@TheLiftDragon A very reliable system. I myself am from Russia, we also have few places where it is used. The only weak point in them is the siemens relay. And so a very reliable system. Up to 4 m/s is used.

[@TheLiftDragon]

@@лифтыизнутри Indeed I find it much better then the newer controllers from Otis. The installs I know here are all 2.5m/s. Most faster lifts are from other companies like Schindler or Thyssen.

[@KlodFather]

@@TheLiftDragon - What city is this Lift/Elevator in?

[@TheLiftDragon]

@@KlodFather I do not give exact locations of Lifts publicly, only approximate ones. This Lift is located in a city in the state of Rheinland-Pfalz in Germany.

[@ksdfoedmfe-ui8zb]

I know this

[@TheLiftDragon]

This very lift, are you sure? This is in Germany.

[@yunitata3233]

Lift

[@asetatlikalem]

First how much speed

[@TheLiftDragon]

Says in the description 2.3m/s

[@asetatlikalem]

@@TheLiftDragon oh thanks

[@Vaibhav-q9t]

1000000😂😂

[@Yay-x2s]

I feel like it’s about the safety break

[@mikepurdy1738]

What's that about 1.6?

[@TheLiftDragon]

2.3m/s

[@Shivanshgupta889]

Iift passengers on 17 floor

[@WafiyNF24alt]

Is this OH5000?

[@TheLiftDragon]

No. This is older than OH5000 and it's a mod. The lift car is from the 70s. Motor is 18ATF and OH5000 uses something newer and gearless.

[@Shivanshgupta889]

Iift passengers on 17 floor

[@elevatorsolution]

how are you

[@liftoman_777]

супер!

[@TheLiftDragon]

Спасибо!

[@gurugee2112]

cool

[@felixrwc816]

2,3m/s… wieso macht man nicht 2,5 draus… 😅😂 Musste man so sparen?

[@TheLiftDragon]

Ja V_nenn der Anlage ist eigentlich 2.5m/s. Hatte mein Tool am Umrichter und das sagte halt dass er nur 2.3 fährt. Hätte man theoretsch auf die richtige Vnenn korrigieren können da die OVF 30 ja selbstlernend ist, aber kein Bock. XD

[@kidsgamestuido]

This is a OTIS 3200?

[@TheLiftDragon]

No, this is an old 70s Otis with new control equipment and machine.

[@b43xoit]

Peak power input?

[@TheLiftDragon]

Motor has 22kW.

[@foradkhan3430]

Very nice 👍

[@TheLiftDragon]

Thx!

[@Alpendohle222]

Low-Rise

[@TheLiftDragon]

low sienp

[@beheraganeshwra]

Bhai mu joining kar ibe vacancy achi