3.5 m/s Mitsubishi lift pit

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[@SproutyPottedPlant]

Love the Mitsubishi chimes, such a great sound! Easy to recreate, it’s a nice beefy sounding square wave and sounds realistic with a tiny bit of reverb added and adjustments to ADSR 😊

[@hariranormal5584]

the quad chiming ones are really amazing. I saw only two of many Mitsubishi's here in AD which had that

[@yourbff566]

Shanghai mitsubishi too. It has 4 stage chime

[@ItsRaspOfficial]

I re-create the chime to be music of the lift i made a remix of the chime

[@OliversElevators]

4:33 lol that door motor sounds like a sheep or a horse neighing

[@lrvproductions]

A very nice lift indeed, better than an ecodisc in my opinion. But nothing can stop the schindler m series, its the all time best lift made

[@wisteela]

That's one nice pit and shaft.

[@Waberner]

That door motor reminds me of a goat. Also 3.5 m/s is quite slow for 44 floors; could have been 5 m/s easily.

[@ZHD1987E]

In Singapore this is standard lift speed for HDBs of this height.

[@thenorthlondonbusguy]

ITS LIFT PIT TIME

[@lollol6812]

surfed these ones in land mark pinancile , didnt see the pit so its nice to see

[@benolifts]

This is in little landmark. The lifts in Landmark Pinnacle have such a deep lift pit that there is a floor below the lowest floor with swing doors for accessing the pit.

[@williamhuang8309]

What was the thing at the start?

[@FLS-Lifts]

I think it was a speaker from a security system.

[@theculturedthug6609]

You still lift surfing dude?

[@VerlorenMaster]

Walt Disney Pictures Proudly Presents..... 3.5 m/s Mitsubishi lift pit

[@ZHD1987E]

This 3.5m/s model uses oil guides. The ones I see in my home country employ roller guides. I wonder why.

[@ahoj113]

Lift pit time!!!

[@theodorelow4487]

Where is this?

[@What_The_Fuck_Did_I_Just_Watch]

he always does a leg dangle when he is high up somewhere

[@bikertyp]

Nice sounds. "Ding - dong .... mimimimimi...." 😁👍

[@Sam_420]

lol no cctv in the pit.

[@unexpectedreaction9564]

rode a nice otis earlier, thought of you dude

[@petershen1984]

the door motor sounds like like a Schindler too

[@petershen1984]

are all lift shafts fully lit like this?

[@MemeReviewer]

Sometimes, it really depends if the shaft lights are on

[@yourbff566]

3:55 every time my car starts
I prefer Shangai Mitsubishi more than these regular ones because the design are boring on these regular ones

[@theroyaldiamondschannel7787]

i'm wonder where the chime box???

[@empiresalliesgaming892]

I was there before to move in there but it was expensive

[@scottsliftsX1]

When I Commented it you hit 200 likes on this video

[@bobdi6490]

Lol the intro

[@AndrewG1989]

I’ve been on a Mitsubishi lift and some of them are quite slow and some that are pretty noisy.

[@benolifts]

I have never known one to be noisy. Mitsubishis often feel slower as they are very smooth and you don't notice the speed as much. Sometimes companies have a set budget for the lifts, and as Mitsubishis are more expensive, it means that they have to buy a slower lift. But this isn't always the case. Mitsubishi is the most common type of lift in Dubai and most of them are fast.

[@AndrewG1989]

Totally agree with you Beno.

[@user-vs9yx6yl8g]

@@benolifts ben are these mitsubishis bottom drive? i see a motor under the trap door

[@Aawsomeguy]

@@benolifts I so totally agree with you on the warnings. I have been studying passenger cable elevator systems for many years and its not a place for the inexperienced as there are many moving parts as well as high voltages.

[@user-vs9yx6yl8g]

@@benolifts hey ben there is a epic thyssenkrupp twin lift at the st botolph bulding in london although they run in a glass atrium shaft they are not glass but use destination dispatch like kone

[@FLASHAHOLIC_TV]

Just keep Beno away from Torches....

[@benolifts]

Torches?

[@FLASHAHOLIC_TV]

@@benolifts Flashlights, a slippery slope...

[@benolifts]

I am not understanding you. Please explain

[@FLASHAHOLIC_TV]

@@benolifts Flashlight collecting is a very expensive hobby!

[@benolifts]

Umm, ok?
I thought you were going to talk about depending on cheap torches when my safety depends on it. For example, when I got lost down Brown's Folly mine and my torch was running out of battery. I made so many armature mistakes in that mine. That almost went very badly wrong.

[@siemensinspiro]

Second

[@akunsaya6538]

Heavy duty

[@windowsxpnt2347]

Hey Austin this is guys

[@AndrewG1989]

Hey guys I am Austin

[@theculturedthug6609]

My hobbie is Bus surfing.

[@benolifts]

Nice

[@finnishelevators0397]

Dangerous

[@quickhatch8160]

Fourth

[@kangel..]

Bring wheelie bin back!!! 😡😡😡😡

[@richardlangly4635]

I'd laugh if you were surfing going down and then someone else was surfing the other one going up!

[@benolifts]

That has happened a few times. Engineers were surfing the other lift.

[@XformNAN]

@@benolifts Did they ever see you or catch you when you surf and they are surfing too?

[@scythal]

@@benolifts Which one of you guys would be considered the professional lift surfers then? :P

[@mj_slashtx5451]

2:41 3:01

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4:30

[@geoffreyacquaah272]

First

[@realkasumi5443]

Stagecoach

[@geoffreyacquaah272]

@@realkasumi5443 Arriva

[@mdnabiul05]

Go-Ahead

[@lrvproductions]

Northern Fail

[@AndrewG1989]

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