To clear things up, the indicator is not exclusive to Schindler. They are actually Vander indicators, that’s why they can be used on these Fujitec elevators. (Shout-out to HJ2127 for telling me about this first.)
I don't think those are D line indicators. They look like D lines... However another possibility is that these lifts used to have a different indicator (that would explain why the indicator blinks when it goes to another floor, old lifts usually have logic with a little quirk where the indicator would go blank for a split second between floors, new lifts don't do this, however because the indicator is controlled by the old logic, it does this), and they got replaced with Schindler D lines (or an indicator similar to a D line, or maybe just a faked version).
+FlashProductions I mean they might actually be D line indicators (same font and everything), but it would be hard to tell since many indicators look similar to each other.
+Calvin Abad looks like a Fujitec without original fixtures and indicator to me. The indicator blinking between floors suggest that these lifts don't have Schindler logics, but probably some old Fujitec logic. Also the brand "label" does tell that these are Fujitecs.
![[FLOOR BUTTONS TOO HIGH] OTIS High Speed Traction Service Elevator @PCCW Tower, Tai Koo Place](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QYou_66EZBY/mqdefault.jpg)
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To clear things up, the indicator is not exclusive to Schindler. They are actually Vander indicators, that’s why they can be used on these Fujitec elevators.
(Shout-out to HJ2127 for telling me about this first.)
Where is this elevator in the mall.
indicator is not Fujitec.
It is Schindler.
With Schindler Red D-Line indicators?
I don't think those are D line indicators. They look like D lines... However another possibility is that these lifts used to have a different indicator (that would explain why the indicator blinks when it goes to another floor, old lifts usually have logic with a little quirk where the indicator would go blank for a split second between floors, new lifts don't do this, however because the indicator is controlled by the old logic, it does this), and they got replaced with Schindler D lines (or an indicator similar to a D line, or maybe just a faked version).
yeah your's make sense. it is a replaced indicator that looks like a D-Line.
+FlashProductions I mean they might actually be D line indicators (same font and everything), but it would be hard to tell since many indicators look similar to each other.
@@indotravelguy2004 The indicators are actually made by a company called "Vander"
@@HJ2127ATR1 Ah I see.
Fujitec elevator and Schindler indicator
Looks like a Schindler to me.
+Calvin Abad looks like a Fujitec without original fixtures and indicator to me. The indicator blinking between floors suggest that these lifts don't have Schindler logics, but probably some old Fujitec logic. Also the brand "label" does tell that these are Fujitecs.
IndoTravelGuy200 I Guess it makes a bit of sense this was modernised from an older lift
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As a matter of fact the food court is on level 4A.
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