6x Schindler Elevators @ JW Marriott Hong Kong*****, Central & West District, Hong Kong SAR

These elevators seemed to have undergone at least one modernization since they were installed in 1989, judging by the generic LCD floor indicators. Internal buttons were typical touch-sensitive M-Line. There was also a small keypad next to the right-side COP, which seemed to be seldom used. All floors including and above 8 were locked off, and unlike most hotels in which one is allowed to access every guest floor (or every guest floor that is not an executive floor, at least) with a valid keycard, here one could only select the floor programmed into the keycard. Notice how they skip the 6th floor, the reason of which would be revealed in the next video.
Manufacturer: Jardine Schindler Group
Model name: Unknown
Year of commission: 1989
Loading: 1,600kg
Capacity: 21 persons
Full speed: 4m/s (800FPM)
Serviced floors: LG, 3, *LOBBY, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35

[@Elevatorman2005]

This model is Miconic V.

[@Elevatorman2005]

This is where The Standard had the kindergarten fair in 2020.

[@plushbatfan]

So floors 36 and above are reserved for Upper House?

[@markselevatorsandetc.937]

That's correct.

[@KOSChannel0324]

왜 35층이 안 먹히죠?

[@markselevatorsandetc.937]

설명을 읽어 보십시오.

[@KOSChannel0324]

왜 15층까지만 탑사했나요?

[@markselevatorsandetc.937]

당시 투숙하던 객실이 15층에 있었습니다.

[@davorkamilat1521]

EXIT G Loby