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Thyssen Elevators - Imperial Crown Building, Keelung, TW

Some high rise Thyssen elevators at the tallest building in Keelung, Taiwan. These have rather unusual fixtures which I've never seen before on a Thyssen elevator; the buttons look a bit like OTIS's "Lexan" buttons used on the Japan made Spec 50 and Spec 60VF elevators. Some elevators have slightly different buttons however, I suspect they are replacements from the original ones. The floor indicators may be a little bit close to typical American style elevators, though the outside ones are rather interesting, when I first saw them I thought these elevators were KONE or even UK made Express Lifts. Definitely some unique Thyssen elevators that are totally different from the usual European types. The Chinese words next to the Thyssen logo, if translated, reads "Sun Rhine Enterprise" which was the sole distributor of Thyssen in Taiwan before it was acquired by ThyssenKrupp in the 2000s so that they could establish their own subsidiary here. The elevator arrangement in this building is a bit strange. Overall there are 11 passenger elevators here; four serve the lower floors (1 to 17, including the shopping mall and cinema floors), three behind serve the basement parking floors (B7 to B1) and then non-stop to 17, two elevators serving the first half of the higher floors (18 to 26, those are hotel floors), and the other two serve the remaining higher floors (27 to 33). Floor 17 is a sky lobby where people can change to the other elevators and all of them stop here. There is a small reception desk belongs to hotel that occupies floors 21 to 26 just across the low rise elevators. There's also one service elevator as well as one derelict fireman's (?) elevator at the back which I didn't ride. In this video only three out of four low rise elevators are visible. The fourth one is actually tucked behind a partition wall on the upper floors but still in line with the other three albeit running separately. It is the only one with a wheelchair button panel. Didn't film the high rise ones that serve 18 to 26 as they look the same as the others, plus there were cleaning staffs around. ⌚️ Timestamps: 0:28 Low rise elevators (1-17) 3:10 High rise elevators, upper half (27-33) 5:24 Parking/express elevators (B7-B1, 1, 17) 📝 Quick elevator review ➕️ Pros: • Interesting and rare Thyssen elevator design • Quick leveling • Smooth ride ➖️ Cons: • Cheap looking buttons • Rather confusing elevator zoning ℹ️ Info • Brand: Thyssen • Manufacturer: Thyssen Aufzuge GmbH • Installed by: Sun Rhine Enterprise Co. Ltd. • Type: Overhead traction, gearless (?) • Usage: Passenger • Capacity: 20 Persons / 1350 kg (Low rise elevators) 15 Persons / 1000 kg (Parking and high rise elevators) • Floors served: 1, 2, 3-17 (17 floors) (Low rise elevators) B7-B1, 1, 17 (9 floors) (Parking elevators) 17, 27-32, 33° (8 floors) (High rise elevators, upper half) • Year installed: 1999 • Control type: Microprocessor • Number of elevator car(s): Various • History: Original (°) Locked floor 📍 Imperial Crown Building 🌐 Keelung, Taiwan (TW) 🏢 Commercial 📷 Samsung Galaxy A53 5G 🗓 10 April 2023 (C) 2023 IDL3K Reusing or reuploading any of my content is PROHIBITED without my permission!