Lift adventure at The Hague

[@adilhossain8198]

6:53 Apparently they introduced Priority Service with the Elenessas (these are GPS3s) To activate it, you need to use the Door Open & Hold at the same time (usually Asian versions)

[@joris3842]

Ahw man! You have nearly passed by my home! I could have you show the motor room in my appartment builing and give you one of my Schindler M-series call buttons... (touch sensitive). Maybe next time!

[@liftchannelnl5294]

Een keer meeten? :)

[@MarcelHVAC]

@@liftchannelnl5294 nee

[@dykodesigns]

That rope looks like a part of a bag or clothing. We’ve had a few incidents in the netherlands with that type of accident, often involving elderly people and dog leashes. Quite a few dogs met their demise because their leash got stuck and there is one known fatal incident where someone tried rescue a dog and started pulling on the doors and fell into the shaft. That generic Mitsubitshi is a budget model, their factory in Veenedaal build custom bespoke lifts as well for special projects. These are often a mix of mitsubitshi and generic parts depending on the requirements. On a lot of those housing estates the lifts would originally innerdoorless and have one lift stop at even floors and the other at the odd floors. Most of those flats are built with a special type of concrete formwork called the tunnel shuttering system.

[@liftchannelnl5294]

Dit is zo gelaten door onze geweldige SkyLift! Ik zag het zelf gebeuren. Na de onderhoud was het zo gelaten

[@asetatlikalem]

13:20 that motor sounded like really old electric motor its really nice i think it has a geared not gearless one also, speed seems 2ms to me

[@crazyleyland5106]

Regarding danger- when it's done by lift enthusiasts, I don't see lift surfing as any different from any other dangerous sport, such as skydiving or white water canoeing. And, unlike with horse riding, a lift won't unexpectedly get "spooked" and decide to throw you.

[@liftocado1105]

It looks like the Netherlands has cities with a lot of good looking and pedestrian-friendly shopping center. I wish I could go there though.

[@liftchannelnl5294]

No! They ruin every city with modernizing

[@qeelevators2960]

Circle doors in a office/residential building that is tall is quite common in the U.S.A. The doors oddly are locked (yes the revolving door)

[@PrestissimoMasterStation]

You will live happily ever after.

[@Mr_ButterKatze]

The lift at 1:20 has my fav motor!

[@lifttube6011]

0:20 there is a lift near me that has a a small metal string but on the inside, so you can open the inner doors. So let’s say you want to go to floor 2, you changed your mind!, pulling the string and press 1 and you have changed direction

[@Therobster87]

at 3:07 is this WTC building?.

[@johnrauner2515]

11:43 The big problem with the pods & padestrians is you know very well how tempting it would be to stand in front of the pods blocking them from moving. There would be an endless supply of people doing this so they would get nowhere.

[@TheRuben654]

4:15 I know where to find a lift with a roller system like that in Delft, which isn't abandoned! You can find it in the TU Delft Aula.

[@dominikkarkowski]

Interessant

[@ArgaTheRexouium]

Can we have more 360 vids

[@SamSitar]

circle lifts are fun.

[@mariusgrootveld8363]

haha nice to see your where in my country

[@beedslolkuntus2070]

Where I live Mitsubishi is there in every single corner haha

[@hariranormal5584]

12:28 you have not visited the UAE (you actually did), and you know here mitsubishi's are in every corner almost.

[@Stefan_Lifts]

0:30 Is this a Kleemann lift? And where is this lift?

[@benolifts]

It is some cheap lift. Kleeman only provide lift kits of brought in parts. I don't know if the lift was from a Kleeman lift kit, it kind of looks like the rubbish that they have in their kits, although it could just be a generic company that brought the parts individually.

[@beedslolkuntus2070]

I wonder how regulated the voltage is in the phone charger where you use the swing

[@liftchannelnl5294]

They are gone anyways

[@larsrbnxplr8169]

In Emmen in The Netherlands still is one circle lift in use!

[@dominikkarkowski]

In The Hague as well a few

[@ATL_production_official]

Double CLUNK 8:22

[@mrpringlehead]

If you are still in the Hague, then message me - there's a set of Paternosters that almost no one knows about here!

[@liftchannelnl5294]

Ik ken alle oude liften in den haag

[@elevatoriniceland2714]

Very nice

[@adrianamartin5484]

Cum au rost să facă propria lift

[@maxischew514]

Isn't the Hauge where war criminals get procuted?

[@benolifts]

Yes

[@TheBattery900]

What does MRL mean

[@northernirishlifts]

Machine room less

[@liftchannelnl5294]

Haha

[@Dbiza]

HII HELLO BENOOOOOOOOOHHHHH

[@dominikkarkowski]

Nice

[@bluelinedevelopmentofficial]

Kone KCE is a bit boring....

[@beedslolkuntus2070]

Yep, more like a gen2 controller

[@hariranormal5584]

7:18 , that probably is just independant service. not fire

[@windowsxpnt2347]

Hey Austin this is guys

[@beedslolkuntus2070]

Hey Austin

[@beedslolkuntus2070]

Because of you he stopped sayin hey guys this is Austin