I’m starting my Freshman Year in August 2019, & the elevator in the Freshman Center has a key-card scanner. You need your badge to access the elevator.
My school has what appears to be a Dover elevator. I've never seen the interior up close; there's no buttons, as it's a key operated system reserved strictly for students who are hard of mobility. (and teachers with carts of stuff)
@patricknedz Never mind. Got a look while the door jammed last week. The interior is identical to this elevator (floor indicators and everything, save for square buttons), making it a Dover. I have a sneaking suspiscion that it will be modernized over summer vacation, but since my school district is the king of budget cuts, I doubt that will happen.
Might be the loudest motor I’ve heard on an elevator. Imagine if there was a classroom right next to that! Sure would annoy the students. My high school had a hydraulic elevator that shared a wall with 3 classrooms. (I believe it was a ThyssenKrupp from 2015, with the MAD BS vandal resistant stainless fixtures with the blue halo.) Every time someone rode it upstairs, the wall on that side of the classrooms would go vvvvvvvv. Kinda annoying but still epic in a sense. That one was key-carded, and only staff and disabled students could use it, though I did ride it a few times with staff because we happened to be going to the same place. Elementary school had a 2001-ish Otis series 1 hydraulic. Not key-carded, but still off limits. Pretty standard little elevator, but for some reason we had floors 1 2 3 and an attic, but the elevator was labeled Ground, 1, 2, and 3. Needless to say, it was extremely common for staff to end up in the attic, and I ended up in the attic once with a teacher accidentally.😂 Middle school had an 80s US hydraulic with a physical key to use it. Circle buttons if I recall correctly.
@patricknedz Nope. Single speed, one piece stainless steel sliding door. The key is only necessary to call the elevator and enter; there are buttons on the inside.
At some point, Montgomery (or Montgomery KONE) got their hands on this elevator. The hall buttons, panel, floor passing chimes, and bells are Montgomery. The only thing they kept was the floor indicator and Dover logo. Interesting...
I came to this building two days ago and I saw some part of the original wing and the main entrance was demolished... I hope this obnoxious beauty wasn't demolished... ;/
well no. Theses are not Dover and they are not Montgomery r Kone. They are innovation. On most montgomery and kone they use innovation. like even on the Montgomery how they mostly use innovation its not really the Montomery fixtures like everyone thinks.
I wrote that comment when I was new to the community. I don't get why you felt the need to respond to something that has already been solved 4 months ago.
Nice Elevator and video. Thank you Gluse for the retake:) I love this motor sound...
That motor is a replacement.
Nice motor but the Schindler elevator at the market center had a really awesome motor
That motor is awesome but the Schindler motor at the market center you filmed had a good motor
YIKES! That is the loudest motor i've ever heard!!
Oh wait until you hear the Dallas world aquarium. It is a little louder than this one.
I’m starting my Freshman Year in August 2019, & the elevator in the Freshman Center has a key-card scanner. You need your badge to access the elevator.
We have a Dover. I LOVE Dover.
My school has what appears to be a Dover elevator. I've never seen the interior up close; there's no buttons, as it's a key operated system reserved strictly for students who are hard of mobility. (and teachers with carts of stuff)
I haven't seen this beauty in a while. I probably won't ever get to ride this but it would be awesome if I got to ride this
the motor pitch was recently a D, but now B-Flat
I have heard that this school has gotten remodeled from a friend of mine and I am afraid this thing either was modernized or replaced.
Sounds like Otis series 3 passing chime.
@patricknedz
Never mind. Got a look while the door jammed last week. The interior is identical to this elevator (floor indicators and everything, save for square buttons), making it a Dover. I have a sneaking suspiscion that it will be modernized over summer vacation, but since my school district is the king of budget cuts, I doubt that will happen.
Might be the loudest motor I’ve heard on an elevator. Imagine if there was a classroom right next to that! Sure would annoy the students.
My high school had a hydraulic elevator that shared a wall with 3 classrooms. (I believe it was a ThyssenKrupp from 2015, with the MAD BS vandal resistant stainless fixtures with the blue halo.) Every time someone rode it upstairs, the wall on that side of the classrooms would go vvvvvvvv. Kinda annoying but still epic in a sense. That one was key-carded, and only staff and disabled students could use it, though I did ride it a few times with staff because we happened to be going to the same place.
Elementary school had a 2001-ish Otis series 1 hydraulic. Not key-carded, but still off limits. Pretty standard little elevator, but for some reason we had floors 1 2 3 and an attic, but the elevator was labeled Ground, 1, 2, and 3. Needless to say, it was extremely common for staff to end up in the attic, and I ended up in the attic once with a teacher accidentally.😂
Middle school had an 80s US hydraulic with a physical key to use it. Circle buttons if I recall correctly.
@patricknedz
Nope. Single speed, one piece stainless steel sliding door. The key is only necessary to call the elevator and enter; there are buttons on the inside.
Nice Dover! Jee wiz!
MCD's Dover elevators had those same braille plates.
Amazing Motor
At some point, Montgomery (or Montgomery KONE) got their hands on this elevator. The hall buttons, panel, floor passing chimes, and bells are Montgomery. The only thing they kept was the floor indicator and Dover logo. Interesting...
Most likely MontgomeryKONE as it was modernized in 1996.
This elevator needs a wall padding
1:13
ROARING B-FLAT MOTOR!
Hey hey hey nice job on the pich Lol
I am jealous now, because I have perfect pitch, LOL.
1:13 Epic Motor Time
0:09 epic motor
The motor and fixtures were replaced on this elevator, with everything else original.
1:13 epic motor
I filmed the Hallway Elevator @ my School last year
This dover was installed in 1983.
@twotailedavenger if there are center open doors you can put paper between them on the floor where the elevator is and hack it, thats what I did
LOUD motor!
I came to this building two days ago and I saw some part of the original wing and the main entrance was demolished... I hope this obnoxious beauty wasn't demolished... ;/
Same loud motor and it seems like they never replaced the light buld for the 1 floor indicator.
You say it!
love elevator video
The motor is so LOUD!
you should see how loud it is right out side the motor room door
this is a Dover with Innovation fixtures
Awesome Motor
@twotailedavenger I might have the key for that, I have the key for the one at my school
That motor is so LOUD!
Sounds like the motor starts and stops fast.
well no. Theses are not Dover and they are not Montgomery r Kone. They are innovation. On most montgomery and kone they use innovation. like even on the Montgomery how they mostly use innovation its not really the Montomery fixtures like everyone thinks.
Epic motor 1:13
Is that the Halo font?
You know josh Craver 9000 copied motor & floor passing chime & the door sounds from this video
I wrote that comment when I was new to the community. I don't get why you felt the need to respond to something that has already been solved 4 months ago.
i think inground?
is that Inground or Roped Hydraulic
Inground
ShmulsTV [Gone] Definitely Holeless. The Interior doorframe is too Thick
I wonder how this elevator is doing now
I've been dying to check in on it since the huge renovation
@@gluse DOES THIS ELEVATOR HAVE INNOVATION UNIVERSAL FIXTURES?
@@jamesmccrackyn4506 yes
@@gluse I am the same way with Williams and their remodel.
LOUD!!!!!!
I like This school but the kids there ruins it
at 0:59 and theres gum up there lol
I hate noisy motors.
This elevator needs a wall padding