Creepy lift land | IT'S LIFT SHAFT TIME!

Just to clarify, these lifts are in London England, which makes it even weirder to have these sorts of lift.
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[@atent5124]

Being able to cancel buttons might be great for anyone pressing all of the buttons

[@imaginox9]

The floor cancellation by pressing a button twice is typical from asian lifts. The buttons and the indicator make me think of a Fujitec lift but the chime is an asian Mitsubishi chime. But I know that quite some companies use them there so my guess is that they are Fujitec lifts.

[@TechNerdNolan]

imaginox9 Both the original buttons from the mod and the newer buttons from this mod are both Jinlix

[@ZHD1987E]

This really confirms my feeling that generic modernisations are not that great to begin with.

[@dykodesigns]

That first lift looks seriously distressed. Possibly the motor is leaking oil, how else could there be so much oil spilage on top of it.

[@schweizerd6303]

Typical chinese workmanship, the part that the public sees looks great so they dont loose face but the hidden parts is where they save money and time! you see this in china all the time the especially an official comes they make things spotless kick out the homeless etc... and when they leave everything is left to rot as it were

[@signspeak5298]

I'm not really a lift person but that first lift I would've avoided going on top of.

[@What_The_Fuck_Did_I_Just_Watch]

I miss that intro and that really nice designed site plan

[@ChristopherKaneTV]

YESSSS, I love the old format!

[@ReeceL101]

The First Lift Surfing Time Video in a long time!

[@tkefan29]

No u

[@SamSitar]

those elevators are very strange. top of that lift is a wreck.

[@ypoora1]

I love these buildingswith crazy lift setups like this. Very cool!

[@simeonminkov6058]

4:40 just a normal condition of the car top of a lift in a tower block in Bulgaria. Oil from leaky track oilers that has gathered over the years, layers of dust mixed with it, exposed live electric connections, door unlatchers that give you a zap if you touch them (or any passenger in the lift, since they are fully accessible from inside the car). Not to mention dodgy and sometimes weirdly behaving car top controls on older lifts. It is just all normal here :)

[@bigjd2k]

Creepy having the lift open onto 2 locked doors and no way of calling it back 😂

[@TechNerdNolan]

Can you go back here one day and do a detailed look at these and maybe a full urbex of this place?

[@KimiFan2002]

There are rigs in Saudi Arabia that have had less oil spills than on that first lift...

[@steuk6510]

With all the dust and oil if there was a motor fault or electrical it would cause a fire its a fire risk

[@ethancedrik]

Wonder if there would be any indication in t the motor room as to who's and which company's logic those lifts are using

[@EverydayEverything360]

What's the previous video filmed here called? I can't find it.

[@elevatorfilmersg]

I suspect the lift inspection control for the one with the oil leakage is original though, correct me if in wrong

[@urgentkestrel7990]

What motors are the modded Otises using ?

[@ZLDSmogless]

The building doesn't care about its lifts, just about being a building for poshos

[@Bombiedude.]

Another wierd thing is the newer buttons looked like a cheap version of the ecodisc buttons thats odd

[@ElevatorCatcher]

1:18 those are Jinlix pc1000 fixtures, Jinlix is a generic part supplier, 2:35 buttons are probably also from jinlix, I can make sure from the footage but one can confirm by their unique tactile

[@Bombiedude.]

The tiny one actually looked in better condition on top than the main ones still has oil but not as bad

[@zrellll]

I like going to Ikea! THEY HAVE MITSUBISHI'S ALL OVER THE PLACE

[@appletistic]

Looking at the buttons, I confirmed that those first sets of lifts that you ride are Fujitech lift. Those are rare in the UK, I have only rode it once that have a same exact circle buttons. But the rest I think it’s a Asian Generic lift company.

[@ZHD1987E]

My input: These are one-off Asian Generic lifts. Someone in the UK clearly got parts from Asia just to do this mod. In Singapore we have loads of such modernisations, which I don’t like because it gives a bad impression

[@lbtf_roblox4755]

Finally;-)

[@yeahnoway111]

wtf were you doing on top of the elevator

[@benolifts]

surfing it

[@pierreuntel1970]

Isn't that what you're supposed to do?

[@kkrispy2009P]

Watch the rest of his vids this is what he does and exploring

[@GhastUnity]

Which country are these videos shot in?

[@TechNerdNolan]

Ghast Unity UK

[@TechNerdNolan]

These lifts must be Hyundai. In your last video, it had 2 Hyundai chimes. One of them was the landing chime when you got to the floor (old video) and the other one is at the very top when the lift arrives. Also, the indicator is Hyundai. Don’t know what the old buttons are. The new buttons look like Yungtay.

[@PrestissimoMasterStation]

IS THAT A LIFT SURFING TOUR BENO

[@PrestissimoMasterStation]

IT'S LIFT TOUR TIME!!!!

[@isaac24]

What do you use to make the picture at 0:07?

[@TechNerdNolan]

The Elevator World He uses PowerPoint

[@isaac24]

Ah.

[@Luca-ur3hy]

Omg, what building is that? It looks sooo interesting...

[@TechNerdNolan]

Luca Franzosini St Giles Hotel, London England

[@Luca-ur3hy]

@@TechNerdNolan👍

[@ElevationStationProductions]

Show me the key switches! That’s a telltale sign of a Mitsubishi

[@benolifts]

The key switches were originally Otis UTA. This is the first ever UTA we had seen in the UK. The key switches are now Dewhurst. So none of it makes sense!

[@ElevationStationProductions]

@@benolifts Honestly I have never heard of something like this... an Asian generic brand? Nothing like that to my knowledge in the USA. This thing behaves like a Mitsubishi so I wouldn't be surprised if this was a Mitsubishi mod with generic parts. In the US, Mitsubishi will use generic components on some installations - usually hydros.

[@iamglobabab2240]

5:36 they did that so they could prevent people from going on top it

[@deos9]

Inspectors to inspect the elevator:

[@batatavator3035]

These might be Mitsubishi/Hitachi just using generic fixtures.

[@schweizerd6303]

i wouuld have felt tempted to kick the board leading to theoffice on -1 near the end of the video down as the door closes and get back to the exit floor and run

[@Chunkyboi88]

I’m not really a lift person server

[@fr33dyfazb3ar]

i am a Asian, i do have these types of lifts in my flat. it’s not that sort of generic type

[@deos9]

Jinlix? Hitachi?

[@singinglift409]

THE ORIGINAL LIFT LAND... 2000-2009

[@Bombiedude.]

Omg I feel bad for the actual engineers that maintain these because they have to step on such a crappy cartop

[@kiyan_69]

Hi

[@schindlerteejay94]

13:35 this lift looks similar to the lift that got stuck 11 years ago. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e32sm3ylfp6WbpY

[@miahaskurti4539]

You Like Clean Places

[@benolifts]

I prefer grotty places

[@miahaskurti4539]

Clean Places Are Good For You

[@deos9]

@@miahaskurti4539 but grotty places are much more interesting

[@SirGarmaples]

Wait, you can cancel it if you tap a floor on accident?

[@benolifts]

It cancels if you double press it

[@signspeak5298]

also 5:06

[@LBSiUK]

first!

[@benolifts]

Stagecoach!

[@LBSiUK]

Arriva!!!!!!

[@LBSiUK]

Wait, I am starting to sound like Presto Master.

[@DriftingSofa]

RATP!

[@tartrazine]

Go-Ahead Group !!!

[@coldtech4910]

I THINK IS A MITSUBISHI AS I HAVE A NEWER MITSUBISHI IN THE BUILDING IN WHICH I STAY IN ITS HAS THE SAME CHIMES AND THE SAME FLOOR CANCELLATION THING.

[@coldtech4910]

@@elevator_satellite Oh Okay

[@TheDragonFire123]

What makes you think that +TRG? This elevator has intelligent levelling, something the likes of a small generic company probably will not do.

[@TheDragonFire123]

Perhaps, but nobody knows the brand of these. My guess is Fujitec, if not Mitsubishi.

[@Chunkyboi88]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤🎉🎉🎉😢😮😅😊

[@miahaskurti4539]

No Surfing Lifts

[@benolifts]

Yes Surfing Lifts

[@Good-rw2xm]

Correct Mia Haskurti No Surfing Lifts.

[@Good-rw2xm]

Yes no surfing lifts for Beno to do yes cool.

[@miahaskurti4539]

No Roofing Places

[@benolifts]

Yes Roofing Places

[@miahaskurti4539]

Beno Gets Caught By Security

[@miahaskurti4539]

Roofing Places Is Bad

[@TechNerdNolan]

mia haskurti to you, but not to beno

[@Good-rw2xm]

Correct Mia Haskurti No Roofing places.

[@miahaskurti4539]

You Like Generic Lifts

[@TechNerdNolan]

mia haskurti no

[@Nicsou77]

These act like American mistibishi

[@TheDragonFire123]

-Nah, unlikely. A small company does not probably do intelligent levelling elevators.- Reply to deleted comment.

[@TheDragonFire123]

Also, it's probably not Mitsubishi, since it allows cancelling single car calls, unless it's one of those rare installs that allow that. Still, Fujitec is a good guess, but nobody knows for sure yet.