Depends on the size of the mall and the amount of traffic; IMO a 3300 is still suitable for a small-medium sized mall with low to moderate traffic. This particular installation is okay since it only serves two floors and there aren't many people using it given how well secluded its position.

They're just mods and not actually 3300.

There are two more lifts inside the building and those are the main lifts. This one was more like a "side lift".

Probably because AAN-B voice announcement was optional.

So far not yet, though a few elevators have already been refurbished since 2020, like the ones in Suntec Tower Five.

Because Europa 2000 uses 2-speed AC leveling without VF drive.

@idl3k_elev I've seen some Europas which don't do so; I think they have a VF drive. I've seen in an old brochure that Europa 2000 had VFD as an option. Those with VFD go 1.75 m/s as opposed to 1 for AC/2.

Then it's similar to 2000 E, which was also offered with a VF drive as an option. I think Europa 2000's cousin, the Europa 2001, might also use VF drive.

@@idl3k_elev I think 2000E with VFD were called 2000 OVF. I read it in an old Otis 2000E brochure. There's also another model called 2000 LSVF but I don't know what LSVF means. It seems mainly to be in European countries (notably Spain, Portugal and its related territories), but I have also seen a couple over in the Middle East.

OVF is just the name of the VF drive (Otis Variable Frequency) used on 2000 E and VF and has nothing to do with the model name, that's what I read on the old Spanish OTIS website. I'm aware of the 2000 LSVF but there's very little information about it on the internet so I don't know much about it. They seem to be quite rare overall.

I know that. Dong Yang elevators were licensed by Toshiba between the 1970s and late 1990s.

Agreed

It's GPS-II according to the reference list on Uniheis's website which have sadly been removed.

@@idl3k_elev Oh ok Was GPS ever sold in Norway? Also do you have the link to the former page on Uniheis' site? I might be able retrieve it through Wayback Machine.

Uniheis has been selling Mitsubishi elevators in Norway since 1986 so the answer is, yes it was.

Probably "ground level".

Anyone can ask for a permission to the building management, and it's up to them if they allow you to film or not. Normally I don't ask permission to film since it would be a waste of time, unless it is really needed due to certain reasons.

​​@@idl3k_elevSpeaking of filming have you ever got confronted by security or other members of staff because you were filming lifts? If so, how had they been towards you?

Yes it is.

thanks

Somewhere in Blok M, South Jakarta.

Sorry, I don't know.

Mitsubishi from 1974.

@@idl3k_elev model?

@@EthanJudeDTAN2 I don't know.

Because 0 is the ground floor.