Sigma MRL Elevators - POP! Hotel Sangaji, Yogyakarta, ID

Some standard looking Sigma elevators in the hotel where I stayed on my latest Yogyakarta visit. During my stay, the right hand elevator was switched off in the afternoon before it was put back on again in the evening; not sure what was the reason for that. This is probably why the controller cabinet for that elevator was unlocked, where I found out that the model's codename is "SL-1" (Solon).
The service elevator has two doors with the back door leading to the kitchen on the 1st floor, and is slightly bigger than the passenger ones. Sadly the bumper on the front door appears to be a bit faulty/unresponsive.
⌚️ Timestamps
0:07 Passenger elevators
3:37 Service elevator
📝 Quick elevator review
➕️ Pros:
• Decent looking elevators
• Well maintained
➖️ Cons:
• Passenger elevators are a bit dim and small
• Faulty/unresponsive door bumper on the service elevator
ℹ️ Info
• Brand: Sigma
• Manufacturer: Sigma Elevator Company
• Installed by: PT. Jaya Kencana
• Type: Traction machine room less, gearless
• Usage: Passenger
• Capacity:
11 Persons / 750 kg (Passenger elevators)
15 Persons / 1000 kg (Service elevator)
• Floors served: 1, 2, 3, 4 (4 floors)
• Year installed: 2010 (?)
• Model: Solon Standard (SL-1)
• Control type: Microprocessor
• Number of elevator car(s):
2 (Passenger elevators)
1 (Service elevator)
• History: Original
📍 POP! Hotel Sangaji
🌐 Yogyakarta, D.I.Y., Indonesia (ID)
🏢 Hotel
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🗓 31 August 2023
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POP Hotel Gandekan also did pretty much the same thing, perhaps to save on electricity bills. During off-peak hours, they would switch off one of their Sigmas. Not sure if the Timoho branch is on the same boat.