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Welcome to Early Access! All videos this birthday week in relation to elevators will all be released a day early from original uploading times, EXCLUSIVELY ON MY RUMBLE AND ODYSEE CHANNELS! Here is an old replacement Eastern Elevator put in around the 1960's with Payne Fixtures. Sadly it was given a pretty meh Slap On by ASK Elevators with Adam's Designer in the 1990's. To be fair, this is actually the first I've seen Designer in the field. Minus the Slap On, this is mostly original and offers a very thrilling ride. Through the vents, you can see the windows that brighten up the shaft from time to time. This is a very fun elevator to ride, minus the rough stops. It's an adrenaline rush of an elevator! Stay tuned for the restrooms here! NOTE: They have since put a warning about photography here. This video and photos was taken BEFORE the policy went into effect. Prior Elevator Brand: Eastern Slapped On By: ASK Elevators Prior Elevator Model (if identifiable): NA Elevator Type: Traction Floors Served: 4 Installed: 1960's Slapped On In: 1990's Current Controller: NA Capacity: 2500 lbs? Speed: 350 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: Payne White or Black Buttons Floor Indicator: Payne Analog Numbers Mod Fixtures: Buttons: Adams Designer Directional Lanterns: Adams Chevron Chimes/Bells: Adams Electronic Recorded: 2023 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy Note20 Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

Welcome to Early Access! All videos this birthday week in relation to elevators will all be released a day early from original uploading times, EXCLUSIVELY ON MY RUMBLE AND ODYSEE CHANNELS! Right here is something of a beauty, an original Warner Elevator! While I'm unsure if this is original or not, you cannot deny this is a really sweet elevator! While it is a bit beat up since this is also used to move furniture, it is still in pretty reasonable condition. This thing shocked me with how excellent this ran! Keep in mind, this is a single speed elevator and they tend to have very rough stops generally, but I barely felt anything when this stopped. It is quite smooth for an elevator with very frequent use and it runs like it was installed yesterday! If you are in the area, you HAVE to check this out. The Employees are very friendly about photography, so don't worry about getting in trouble here unlike some other places. Elevator Brand: Warner Elevator Model (if identifiable): NA Elevator Type: Traction Floors Served: 4 Installed: 1930's? (Early 1900's) Current Controller: Relay Capacity: 2000 lbs Speed: 150 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: Warner Black Buttons Recorded: 2023 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy Note20 Video Edited On: Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

Welcome to Early Access! All videos this birthday week in relation to elevators will all be released a day early from original uploading times, EXCLUSIVELY ON MY RUMBLE AND ODYSEE CHANNELS! Well, this is one of those elevators where it is both tasteful and utter dog shit at the same time. lol For the tasteful side, this was once an old Otis Manual and there were nice enough to leave the Original Crank behind as a historic piece of the elevator, same with the overall cab design. Now for the shit side, this should be obvious, the mod. I mean, how tf did this elevator get so abused?! THE DAMN LANTERN WAS TAKEN OUT! This isn't a Series 5/6 Egg Lantern for goodness sakes. The Panel itself is pretty beat up and so is the cab itself. While a neat find, this elevator deserved a far better fate than this... Prior Elevator Brand: Otis Modded By: Otis Prior Elevator Model (if identifiable): NA Mod Package (if identifiable): Elevonic 411M Elevator Type: Traction (former Manual Traction) Floors Served: 6 Installed: 1925 Modded In: 2000's Current Controller: 411 Capacity: 2500 lbs Speed: 350 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: Otis Bakelite Black Buttons Crank: Otis Crank Mod Fixtures: Buttons: Otis Series 4 Floor Indicator: Otis Digital Green Directional Lanterns: Otis Green Arrow Chimes/Bells: Otis Series 1 Recorded: 2024 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

Welcome to Early Access! All videos this birthday week in relation to elevators will all be released a day early from original uploading times, EXCLUSIVELY ON MY RUMBLE AND ODYSEE CHANNELS! This was very unexpected! I was expecting some modded crap, but we have an original Montgomery from 1962 with the White Buttons! It's not everyday that I see Montys this old, so I'm glad to have see this original! Runs very well, too. FUN FACT: There is a 2 Floor Hydraulic here as well, but it's unfortunately in a restricted area of this building. Elevator Brand: Montgomery Elevator Model (if identifiable): NA Elevator Type: Traction Floors Served: 7 Installed: 1962 Current Controller: Relay Capacity: 2000 lbs Speed: 350 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: Montgomery White Buttons Floor Indicator: Montgomery Analog Numbers Recorded: October 23rd, 2023 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy Note20 Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

Welcome to Early Access! All videos this birthday week in relation to elevators will all be released a day early from original uploading times, EXCLUSIVELY ON MY RUMBLE AND ODYSEE CHANNELS! This might be the coolest Oildraulic Install I've ever seen! I kinda spoiled myself with this elevator online, but I'm glad I did. We got a really cool customized Dover installed in the Mid-Late 1990's. The Call Stations (except the top floor) stretch out and also contain the lanterns on top. It has this really cool bronze finish to the panels and the entire elevator. And on the inside, we got Custom Impulse! This is a really awesome elevator that runs pretty well! I hope it doesn't get ruined at all from the "dMc oBsOlETe" garbage as this is a one of the kind! Elevator Brand: Dover Elevator Model (if identifiable): Oildraulic Elevator Type: Hydraulic Floors Served: 4 Installed: 1994-1998 Current Controller: DMC Capacity: 2500 lbs Speed: 100 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: Dover Custom Impulse (Microswitch) Floor Indicator: Dover Analog Dot Matrix Directional Lanterns: Dover Impulse Chimes/Bells: Dover Electronic / Dover Buzz Recorded: December 28th, 2023 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy Note20 Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

Welcome to Early Access! All videos this birthday week in relation to elevators will all be released a day early from original uploading times, EXCLUSIVELY ON MY RUMBLE AND ODYSEE CHANNELS! Please read the notice at the beginning of the video as well. This MR was left opened for some reason. Not smart on their half, but that means we can get a glance on how this elevator functions. And spoilers, lots of sparky relays! Recorded: NA Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy Note20 NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

These are some pretty neat Otis Lexan Tracts with Roto Dials. Unfortunately, the roto dials don't work on any floors. Even worse, they run very poorly with rough jolts and stops. The 2nd one in particular is really beaten up. These were probably a lot cooler back in the day. This is the last video from this college. Every other elevator here was not worth filming/out of reach. All Bathrooms here sucked, with a majority of them being replacements or newer. Both Elevators: Elevator Brand: Otis Elevator Model (if identifiable): NA Elevator Type: Traction Floors Served: 3 Installed: 1974 Current Controller: Relay Capacity: 2000 lbs Speed: 150 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: Otis Lexan / Otis Black Button Floor Indicator: Otis Square Analog Recorded: 2023 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy Note20 Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

What looks like a standard Otis Hydraulic has a surprise on the inside, a Large Elevonic Style Series 1 COP! This elevator runs fine and is quite large. The Larger Panel makes it more cool! Elevator Brand: Otis Elevator Model (if identifiable): NA Elevator Type: Hydraulic Floors Served: 4 Installed: 2002 Current Controller: 211 Capacity: 4500 lbs Speed: 125 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: Otis Series 1 (New) Floor Indicator: Otis Digital Green Directional Lanterns: Otis Digital Green Chimes/Bells: Otis Series 1 (Circa 1997) Recorded: 2023 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy Note20 Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

Here is a weird Impulse. The setup is kinda weird. It's a 2 door elevator with a large cab. The 1st floor has a normal Impulse Indicator and Lantern, but the 2nd floor has a Custom Lantern with the Bell. The Basement doesn't even have a lantern... Weirdness aside, this is just another Impulse with leveling issue going up. Elevator Brand: Dover Elevator Model (if identifiable): Oildraulic Elevator Type: Hydraulic Floors Served: 4 Installed: 1993 Current Controller: DMC Capacity: 5000 lbs Speed: 125 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: Dover Impulse (Microswitch) Floor Indicator: Dover Analog Dot Matrix Directional Lanterns: Dover Impulse (1st floor Only) / Custom Dover Round (certain other floors) Chimes/Bells: Dover Electronic / Dover Mechanical Bell / Dover Buzz Recorded: 2023 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy Note20 Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

A very standard 300A with MT. Not much to write home about... At least this one isn't modded, a science building here had one of their 300A's modded by Otis... and I don't know why. Elevator Brand: Schindler Elevator Model (if identifiable): 300A Elevator Type: Hydraulic Floors Served: 4 Installed: 2001 Current Controller: MPH II? Capacity: 3000 lbs Speed: 125 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: Schindler MT Floor Indicator: EPCO Directional Lanterns: Schindler Triangle Chimes/Bells: Westy Electronic Recorded: 2023 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy Note20 Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

This building combines with some older and newer buildings to become this campus's Acedemic Center. Sadly, that means we got newer elevators, and that means two Gen2's. This is one of them and the other is across the lobby. Runs well, but nothing noteworthy. Elevator Brand: Otis Elevator Model (if identifiable): Gen2 Elevator Type: MRL Traction Floors Served: 5 Installed: 2015 Current Controller: NA Capacity: 4500 lbs Speed: 200 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: Otis MicroMotion3 ("New Series 4") Floor Indicator: Otis Blue LCD Directional Lanterns: Otis Blue Arrow Chimes/Bells: New Otis Recorded: 2023 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy Note20 Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

So, finding an Amtech in NC was not on my bingo card... What I thought was a US Install ended up being something different entirely. Safe to say this is the first Amtech Reliable elevator I have ever filmed! It's pretty much similar to United States (US) Elevators, in fact, the call buttons on the main floor is US, but with some slight changes. The Amtech Circle Buttons are flatter and have different fonts, but press in the same way as US Circle. The only thing that is really different are the Directional Lanterns. This is a really cool find altogether! This seems to be installed by Asheville Elevators. Elevator Brand: Amtech Reliable Installed By: Asheville Elevators Elevator Model (if identifiable): NA Elevator Type: Hydraulic Floors Served: 3 Installed: 1989 Current Controller: NA Capacity: 2000 lbs Speed: 100 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: Amtech (US) Circle Buttons Floor Indicator: Amtech (US) Circle Button Analog Directional Lanterns: Amtech Triangle Chimes/Bells: Amtech (US) Bell? (disabled) Recorded: May 1st, 2024 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

I have seen plenty of TK Vertical Expresses with Dover Traditional fixtures, TK Traditional Fixtures, and even a variety of MAD Fixtures; but I have never seen a TK VE with Dover VR Fixtures, until now. This is a fairly large elevator at the Exhibit Center. It is very plain, but runs well. Elevator Brand: ThyssenKrupp / Vertical Express Installed By: Asheville Elevators Elevator Model (if identifiable): NA Elevator Type: Hydraulic Floors Served: 2 Installed: 2006 Current Controller: TAC22 Capacity: 5000 lbs Speed: 125 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: Dover Vandal Resistant (Impulse Base) Floor Indicator: Dover Analog Dot Matrix Directional Lanterns: Dover Vandal Resistant Chimes/Bells: Dover Electronic / Dover Buzz Recorded: May 1st, 2024 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

Here is my first Mowrey Elevator. This is a Mowrey install from 2019. A lot more buildings here at this complex have more of these, but due to the high towing risk, this is the only one I bothered with. Mowrey Elevators in NC are very rare to come by. However, they are not known for their quality as these are pretty cheap. To the shock of no one, this elevator does not run the best. The buttons, while cheap, are interesting for a first time. They feel and press like Dewhurst US91, but are apparently SEES PBR buttons. Elevator Brand: Mowrey Elevator Model (if identifiable): NA Elevator Type: Hydraulic Floors Served: 4 Installed: 2019 Current Controller: NA Capacity: 3500 lbs Speed: 125 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: SEES PBR Floor Indicator: Small CE Digital Blue Directional Lanterns: BuyElevator's Knockoff Otis Arrow Chimes/Bells: Generic Recorded: February 29th, 2024 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

I noticed this elevator here in 2021, but it was closed off to the public. Now it's back in operation! This is a standard TK New Traditional Install. All buttons remain, however one has a metal ring replacement since the old plastic one fell off more than likely. This elevator is in pristine shape, but running condition could be a lot better. Elevator Brand: ThyssenKrupp Elevator Model (if identifiable): Oildraulic Elevator Type: Hydraulic Floors Served: 2 Installed: 2009 Current Controller: TAC22 Capacity: 3500 lbs Speed: 100 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: TK New Traditional Floor Indicator: TK Digital Blue Dot Matrix (Used for Signa4) Directional Lanterns: TK (Dover) Traditional Circle Chimes/Bells: Dover Electronic / Dover Buzz Recorded: May 1st, 2024 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

Here are some very awkward office buildings with 2 Otis Series 6 installs. The first one has two doors and only goes up a few steps. The other is much more standard, but is locked off from the first floor call station. I had filmed these back in 2022 but never got to uploading them, so I did some retakes for this video. First Elevator: Elevator Brand: Otis Elevator Model (if identifiable): NA Elevator Type: Hydraulic Floors Served: 2 Installed: 2006 Current Controller: 211 Capacity: 2100 lbs Speed: 100 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: Otis Standard (Series 6) Floor Indicator: Otis Standard Digital Red Directional Lanterns: Otis "Egg" Lantern Chimes/Bells: Otis Series 6 Second Elevator: Elevator Brand: Otis Elevator Model (if identifiable): NA Elevator Type: Hydraulic Floors Served: 2 Installed: 2009 Current Controller: 211 Capacity: 2100 lbs Speed: 100 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: Otis Standard (Series 6) Floor Indicator: Otis Standard Digital Red Directional Lanterns: Otis "Egg" Lantern Chimes/Bells: Otis Series 6 Recorded: May 1st, 2024 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

Here is one of many TK Enduras at these apartments. They are outside elevators, but each building has one. I don't often see Enduras with ORIGINAL Signa4 fixtures (I have seen a plethora of Enduras with MAD Atoll/Signa4 Combos though), so this was a treat. Minus a slight bounce at the top, this elevator runs well for being an outdoor elevator and the fixtures are in pristine shape, with no crappy button replacements in sight! Elevator Brand: ThyssenKrupp Elevator Model (if identifiable): Endura Elevator Type: Hydraulic Floors Served: 4 Installed: 2015 Current Controller: TAC32 Capacity: 3500 lbs Speed: 125 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: TK Signa4 Floor Indicator: TK Digital Blue Dot Matrix (Used for Signa4) Directional Lanterns: TK Signa4 Arrow Chimes/Bells: Dover Electronic / TKE Grocery Beep Recorded: February 29th, 2024 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

This is an elevator I missed in 2021, which is nearby Beacon Commons. Just another 330LAme and it's very impatient. Doesn't run bad, though nothing noteworthy otherwise. Elevator Brand: Schindler Elevator Model (if identifiable): 330A Elevator Type: Hydraulic Floors Served: 2 Installed: 2006 Current Controller: Miconic HX Capacity: 2100 lbs Speed: 100 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: Schindler HT (Premium Outside, Basic Inside) Floor Indicator: Schindler HT (EPCO) Directional Lanterns: Schindler HT Chimes/Bells: Schindler 330A Recorded: September 7th, 2023 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy Note20 Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

Here is the service car, which has carpeted walls for some reason. Besides that and the CE? Dot Matrix indicator, it has the same Series 1 mod. Prior Elevator Brand: Otis Modded By: Otis Prior Elevator Model (if identifiable): NA Mod Package (if identifiable): Elevonic 411M? Elevator Type: Traction Floors Served: 11 Installed: 1972 Modded In: 1994 Current Controller: 411? Capacity: 2500 lbs Speed: 350 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: Otis Lexan Floor Indicator: Otis Square Analog? / IEE Indicator Directional Lanterns: Otis Arrow Chimes/Bells: Otis Bell Mod Fixtures: Buttons: Regency (Call Panels) / Otis Series 1 (Car Panels) Floor Indicator: CE? Red Dot Matrix (exclusive to this car only) Directional Lanterns: Otis Custom Circle (first floor only, rest left original) Chimes/Bells: Generic Recorded: January 18th, 2024 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

This is one of the coolest finds of the January day trip! We got some former Otis's that were modded by Otis in the Mid 1990's. The buttons are a mix of Series 1 COP's and Regency Call Stations. The 1st Floor Lanterns were also changed. But besides some fixtures and the controllers being changed, these are still somewhat original feeling. All the other floors have the original Otis Arrow Lanterns, some with working bells (as heard in the intro)! These are thrilling to ride, but have very rough and abrupt stops. They also tend to be temperamental and are always on the move as well, which are really my only complaints with these. It would be nice to see these fully original, but these are still really cool! Prior Elevator Brand: Otis Modded By: Otis Prior Elevator Model (if identifiable): NA Mod Package (if identifiable): Elevonic 411M? Elevator Type: Traction Number of Elevators: 3 Floors Served: 11 Installed: 1972 Modded In: 1994 Current Controller: 411? Capacity: 2500 lbs Speed: 350 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: Otis Lexan Floor Indicator: Otis Square Analog? / IEE Indicator Directional Lanterns: Otis Arrow Chimes/Bells: Otis Bell Mod Fixtures: Buttons: Regency (Call Panels) / Otis Series 1 (Car Panels) Floor Indicator: Generic CE Red? Directional Lanterns: Otis Custom Circle (first floor only, rest left original) Chimes/Bells: Generic Recorded: January 18th, 2024 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

While it's another case of more modded Westys, this mod is one of a kind. It was (of course) modded by Schindler, but they ended up using PTL Fixtures. This mod uses PTL's Metropolis Global series, which is more of an old school panel design (it's also funny because both the series name and the building name start with Metro, coincidence?). The buttons are just a mix of PTL Performer (which generally isn't offered with this series) and EPCO Bar Buttons. These don't run too well, but the mod is definitely unique for a Schindler mod. Prior Elevator Brand: Westinghouse Modded By: Schindler Prior Elevator Model (if identifiable): NA Mod Package (if identifiable): TXPress Elevator Type: Traction Number of Elevators: 3 Floors Served: 10 Installed: 1972 Modded In: 2006/2007 Current Controller: Miconic TX Capacity: 2500 lbs Speed: 250 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: Westinghouse Type A or E Floor Indicator: Westinghouse Type A or E Analog? Directional Lanterns: Westinghouse Chimes/Bells: Westinghouse Bike Bell? Mod Fixtures: Buttons: PTL Performer / EPCO Bar Button (EPCO MRB-9) Floor Indicator: Generic Red CE Directional Lanterns: PTL Metropolis Global (PTL's Knockoff GAL Chevron) Chimes/Bells: Schindler 400A / PTL Voice: Schindler (2000's) Recorded: January 18th, 2024 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

This set of 3 are some basic Elevonics with Series 1 that serves the garage floors. They run well, but are kinda plain. Main building likely has more, but has a front desk. Elevator Brand: Otis Elevator Model (if identifiable): Elevonic 411 (Geared Elevonic) Elevator Type: Traction Floors Served: 11 Installed: 1994 Current Controller: 411 Capacity: 3000 lbs Speed: 350 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: Otis Series 1 (New) Floor Indicator: Otis Digital Green Directional Lanterns: Otis Digital Green Chimes/Bells: Otis Series 1 (Circa 1997, likely replaced Higher Pitched chime) Recorded: January 18th, 2024 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

It's been a bit since I've seen General Installs, so I was shocked to find more! These have very neat COP's and weird GAL like buttons that's likely General's Own Fixture (or maybe even Serge). They run well, but man is this building weirdly layed out. This building is apart of Charlotte East. Elevator Brand: General Installed by: Ace Elevator Model (if identifiable): Oiltronic Elevator Type: Hydraulic Number of Elevators: 2 Floors Served: 4 Installed: 1979 Current Controller: NA Capacity: 2500 lbs Speed: 125 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: General / Serge (GAL JetPlus look-a-like) Floor Indicator: General Circle Analog Directional Lanterns: General Round (removed) Chimes/Bells: General Mechanical Bell (removed) Replacements: Buttons: GAL JetPlus Recorded: January 18th, 2024 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy Note20 Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.

Well, this runs like absolute crap. It's also pretty boring minus the EPCO Circleline COP. This building is apart of Charlotte East. Elevator Brand: Westbrook Elevator Model (if identifiable): NA Elevator Type: Hydraulic Floors Served: 2 Installed: 1972 Current Controller: NA Capacity: 2000 lbs Speed: 100 FPM Original Fixtures: Buttons: EPCO Circleline Recorded: January 18th, 2024 Phone Used: Samsung Galaxy Note20 Chime Sampled by yours truly and edited on Audacity Video Edited on Clipchamp NOTE: Stealing my videos without permission is a good way to get your channel taken down. Don't do it.