Adventure in Shenzhen (China)
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- See my instagram photos... / benolifts
My best videos...
• Beno guides and inform...
URBEX videos...
• URBEX - Live sites aka...
Fun lift videos...
• Funny lift videos
Technical lift videos...
• Detailed look at lifts
Adventures around the world...
• Best of my adventures ...
Building sites and cranes...
• Driving tower cranes a...
nice and very entertaining adventure, Shenzhen looks modern city, but scary underpass.
I noticed, no graffiti in the underpass. Also, in Britain at night, it would probably be full of homeless people.
22:22 you'll find alot of these ecodiscs in south east asia.
“Sorry, the floor selected is a restricted floor” is one of those cute Mitsubishi features. I have filmed a lift once a hotel in 2016 in Tiel that has this feature as well. Recently I put it in a sampler along with some other mitsubishi sounds. It’s great fun to lower the the pitch (or raise the pitch) and use it in a musical composition. That Fake mitsubishi lift looks like a typical product slapped toghether from cheap Shenzen market electronics, they even got some fancy displays in the doors! Have also been to the Shenzen market? You could but cheap electronics there in bulk and have your logo printed on some cheap tech like USB sticks or anything really. Budget brands do this all the time, the low end brands just buy these generic products and have them rebranded.
Thanks for the good videos, are you making any more London and general UK videos? What do you think about a TH-cam meetup day in Glasgow or London with a few other youtubers and some subscribers?
Hello! This looks like this is gonna be great! Just started watching this vid
Excellent video 👍
You just had to surf one, didn't you 😁
Looks an amazing place. The amount of stuff sent from there from eBay I've had.
I like how there were screens in the top of those lift doors.
Some of these buildings are just unbelivably posh they look so nice!
The UK definitely needs more skyscrapers like this but the way things are going, I don't see that happening.
There’s lots of tall buildings in the Uk, especially London
The discussion about leather made me lol
22:30. That is a normal Ecodisc using KDS 50 buttons .
Great trip, thanks for sharing!
the Marriott is excellent.
at 19:34 he found a MASSIVE electric sign.
You ever been to Amsterdam, Beno? It's like bike city there too!
Yes. See this playlist of all the places I have been....
th-cam.com/play/PLrcpmBjkjNUEUgi5IxOBsYq4H_Pwe9vG3.html
Fantastic video! Thanks for sharing. I'm moving to Shenzhen next month.
Enjoy the face recognition cameras in every corner of every street
@@benolifts why does mitsubushi copy schindler and kone's chimes?
@@user-bp6yl3di6p They don't
@@user-bp6yl3di6p kone doesnt copy chimes but schindler stole mitsubuishi
Asian buildings are so awesome!
20:46 Well that's the mother of Frankenstein lift if I ever seen one
Should have featured a Toshiba!
The ecodisc was a lift which used be with kone the company giant
Amazing video Ben, hello from Colorado
8:01 in Asia and pacific, 5400 (and 300p) is usually installed with D series (although that one might not be a 5400 or 300p judging by the door sound). They look almost exactly like this though.
It has M series doors. And the lift feels far too heavy to be a 5400. Also it is too fast.
@@benolifts i guess so. The door rails appeared to be the same in a glance, but different.
4:55 Ping An Finance Centre
Good job
The lift at the 13 minute mark has the same sort of buttons as M&S lifts in the UK :P
What does M&S stand for
@@steuk6510 Marks & Spencer, it's a shop in the UK
13:03 The logo looks like Guangri, which is a joint venture with Hitachi
Maybe you should do Shenzhen again and see anything has changed lol
Didn’t get to see it straight away no notifications they are one
Well all of the big Chinese lift brands in Singapore aren't very lasting. Some new ones make weird noises and also break down often.
Probably due to low maintenance
these empty floor is for people who couldn't escape the hotel when it's on fire.
if you find a schindler smart anywhere, you mind doing a little detailed look on one? lol
Do you like one of the japanese campany HITACH??
Weird sounding chime at 23:32!
Beno, one cuestion, you need Vpn to red in China, no? Edit: rec, no red.
Nope, only to access Google, you can record, but he uploads at home so he doesn't need a VPN
I didn't bother as I was only in Shenzhen for 2 nights and beijing for 1 night. But that was a bit risky as I had no way of contacting anyone if something happened.
Ok, thx beno for you answer. =D
Can you please do more Tower Block Archive?
Good
You probably get a lot of questions like this, but what was the fastest lift you've ever ridden that you remember?
Ridden: 7 m/s Kone Ecodisc in Vienna
Surfed: 6 m/s Schindler Miconic in Hong Kong
Beno, do you have Chinese Yuan?
Бэн когда ты успел в чину сгонять
China is unsafe? I don't know where you get that from.
8:00 thats a actually 5400 AP
When will your next live show be?
Chinese Yuan Currency?
It means 元 or ¥ or CNY
20:55 GiantKONE
What if you visit indonesia
Couldn’t you have applied for a Chinese visa at the Chinese Embassy of London and saved time?
For over £100. I don't have that sort of money to waste.
12:49 Looks more like Fake Hitachi rather than Fake Mitsubishi
Smh I got a Stannah ad on this video
At 11:16, this is exclusive to China
Should’ve made a phone while you were there…
Are you sure those are actually mishibishi not shanghai mishibishi?
All the Mitsubishis are real Mitsubishis
Shanghai Mitsubishi and Mitsubishi is the one company but just called differently in and out of Asia. Its the same company but different names.
Its a similar situation with with Otis and Xi-Zi Otis.
5:31 CHICKEN FLOOR?
Haha!
What was the 'T' button for at 21:44?
It is a T slot in the door
I'm a Friendly Person of Ireland.
I have a question for you, Beno Lifts.
Do you have Chinese Yuan?
i have
Beno, I am the Nameless Guy.
I have a question for you.
Do you have Chinese Yuan?
Going to beijing soon. Where can i find the best lifts in beijing?
Are you going as a stop over? The best lifts are financial district. Search on google maps for posh hotels and make a note of where all the tall ones are. Don't bother with the center of the city. it is very boring.
Beno Lifts should i go to the tallest building in beijing? It might be a fast lift. I will film all of the subway lines. I am spending 5 days there
@@bob6660 The tallest (300 - 400 meter) buildings are the most secure. You will have more fun going to the tall (200 meter) buildings that are hotels
Beno Lifts i was going to the garden at the very top unless the admission is very overpriced. This adventure will cost me £800
@@bob6660 Thats expensive. My adventure to Beijing, Hong Kong, Shenzhen cost £500 in total. (this includes all travel and hotel costs but doesn't include food)
I thought cheap Chinese hotels don’t accept foreigners…
Any hotel that has the police check in system with face recognition camera can accept foreigners.
Really? I stayed at a cheap hotel in China once with both of these, but they did not accept foreigners…
Thats strange
Nosi, Nosi Ba Lasi!!!!
Sino, Sino Ba Sila!!!!
Nosi, Nosi Ba Lasi!!!!
Sino, Sino Ba Sila!!!!
*on
Hey Austin this is guys
23d
Adverts in lifts... typical China.
Bit risky riding Chinese lifts, there is a lot of elevator crashes on TH-cam
Watch at 11:50 I talk about the safety of chinese lifts. I feel that people should not just belive something because they have read it on the internet. All of the lifts I went in were all very safe. All of the lifts apart from the fake Mitsubishis were all very well built. They have massive chassis and were over engineered. There was hardly a lift that wasn't engineered above what the average equivalent lift would be in the UK. The lifts here are some of the best and safest I have seen. But outside the center is where you get the fake Mitsubishi lookalikes. The ones I went in seemed ok, but they were a bit weird. Any dangerous lifts here would be the generic Mitsubishi lookalikes. I didn't venture outside the city center much to find many of them, and I am sure there are dangerous ones out there, but I can't comment on how many actually are dangerous compared to the size of the population.
ABS-CBN
adverts in lifts. Typical China.