Independent Service Compilation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
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Just because I do this doesn't mean you should, but I'm not saying you can't. Unless you know EXACTLY what you're doing, I don't encourage key usage. Many elevator enthusiasts frown on this, but that's because there's a line that people often cross when using keys. Know your limits. I don't want this video to cause trouble, but if it gets to that point, I'll just delete it.
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1:55 I've never seen that before. Independent service requiring a key, but inspection is a toggle switch. Usually it's the other way around and it should be as inspection service is strictly for technicians only.
Careful now. Wise call not going to the ground floor. Awesome video as always. :) Also the vocal Independent Service announcement is unsual ...
Nice compilation of independent service elevators.
For some reason I like the independent service. It's funny.
Congrats on 5000 subs, man! Today I've got to ride some classic 80's Atlases in perfect condition (even the bells work) and they are not going to be modernized soon!
Congratulations on 5,000 subs!! Awesome video!
Congratulations on 5,000 subs!
Are the door safties still in effect during independent service or do you have to release door closed if someone runs through the door (like a freight elevator)?
I don't know how it is in the U.S., but here in Switzerland, the door safeties are still intact during independent service. For example, if you trigger the light barrier in the door, the call is canceled to prevent you from locking yourself out of the elevator if it goes to a floor that is inaccessible to you.
You also don't have to hold down the door close button, as it is disabled to prevent you from locking yourself out of the elevator.
What is independent service?
Independent service is a special mode on elevators that disables calling of the elevator and makes it where you have to hold down either the door close button or the floor button to make the elevator move.
00:00:25 sounds like KONE or Schindler quality
Is there a way to do independent service on compass elevators?
Joshua Bodenstein It’s the same as this. But you have to open the compartment where the buttons are
@@TechNerdNolan I forgot which key it takes, I think BGM30
It may also take CAT30 because it is the same key. I have a teacher who has that key.
What means independent service, please?
Owen Boonvisudhi
That’s not entirely true.
Watch the vid
Randy Younger
I think he just doesn’t quite get Independent service.
elevation.fandom.com/wiki/Independent_service_(ISC)
Independent service Mode is a special mode on elevators where the elevator will run independently of other elevators in the bank, The doors of the independent service elevator stay open until you select your floor and hold the door close button, but on some elevators you have to hold the floor button for it to close.
What is the brand of the first elevator ?
Innovation probably.
If you ever go onto an older elevator, can you demonstrate the inch up/down buttons?
atomicjellydragon there are barely any old elevators around here but if I do find some, sure. There’s videos of that already though
Never seen that before.
Elevation Station Productions They are basically buttons to move the elevator car very slowly, about an inch if it doesn’t level properly. They are often seen on 1970’s and older traction elevators.
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