Yes, true. But every hydraulic elevator elevator needs viscosity control to keep the oil flowing in the pump unit warm at a certain temperature, so the elevator itself can function properly. It’s important if an elevator is in a Parking Garage especially.
Nice elevator with an epic motor! So viscosity control automatically makes the elevator go down to the bottom floors for any elevators that have that mode?
Not quite. Viscosity control is where the oil In the pump unit is kept warm at a certain temperature in the Machine Room. While the elevator car just sits on its floor, not moving. It’s especially Important when it’s cold near elevators at a Parking Garage in an outdoor Shopping Mall like this. The oil gets pumped into the hydraulic piston, so the motor can give the elevator car enough strength to push itself up in the shaft.
@@BuildingToursForLife1660-4 This particular elevator (from what I learned now) parked on 1 by itself, when it was about to start its viscosity control cycle. The elevator's controller did that. I've ridden this elevator many times before, since I live near this Mall. Another Schindler MT at 1275 Butterfield Road in Wheaton, Illinois has a similar behavior in its controller.
I’ve always been curious what these parking elevators look like at night recorded and uploaded. Well here they are, ha ha! That’s good, viscosity control is active for at least one of the outdoor elevators here, considering how much crazy weather happens in the Midwest and the use these get on a daily basis. I just never had a chance to see any of these elevators do viscosity control myself.
Oh, well I got a few places where they have Schindler MTs, I’ve seen a lot of those in the Chicagoland area & they have plenty of those, it’s all recorded & uploaded
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Thats a VERY EPIC Motor
Oh yeah it is!
Request: do the elevator at the container store in Oakbrook and upload it on TH-cam!
That’s one I rode, but didn’t film.
Very nice glass elevator 👍
We all love Schindler’s and how the door close button doesn’t work.
True
Nice pump for a Schindler
Schindler hydraulic motors never disappoint!
This one has the ultimate epic motor
It's a good motor for sure.
Another reason to get to the mall
My favorite stuff is Schindler glass with mt fixtures
EPIC MOTOR!!
This is nice
there was viscosity ontrol once at the market parking garage
Yes, true. But every hydraulic elevator elevator needs viscosity control to keep the oil flowing in the pump unit warm at a certain temperature, so the elevator itself can function properly. It’s important if an elevator is in a Parking Garage especially.
It keeps the oil warm.
Nice elevator with an epic motor! So viscosity control automatically makes the elevator go down to the bottom floors for any elevators that have that mode?
Not quite. Viscosity control is where the oil In the pump unit is kept warm at a certain temperature in the Machine Room. While the elevator car just sits on its floor, not moving. It’s especially Important when it’s cold near elevators at a Parking Garage in an outdoor Shopping Mall like this. The oil gets pumped into the hydraulic piston, so the motor can give the elevator car enough strength to push itself up in the shaft.
This elevator went down went it did viscosity control, how does it not do it for other elevators? I don't understand
@@BuildingToursForLife1660-4 This particular elevator (from what I learned now) parked on 1 by itself, when it was about to start its viscosity control cycle. The elevator's controller did that. I've ridden this elevator many times before, since I live near this Mall. Another Schindler MT at 1275 Butterfield Road in Wheaton, Illinois has a similar behavior in its controller.
@@ElevatorsInternational oh ok but I'm still a little confused if that mode will do it on some elevators or not
@@BuildingToursForLife1660-4 I get that. I found it convenient though, ha ha!
I’ve always been curious what these parking elevators look like at night recorded and uploaded. Well here they are, ha ha! That’s good, viscosity control is active for at least one of the outdoor elevators here, considering how much crazy weather happens in the Midwest and the use these get on a daily basis. I just never had a chance to see any of these elevators do viscosity control myself.
nice that it does that.
I've only seen a few of them do it.
I don't really find many Schindler MTs in Illinois
Oh, well I got a few places where they have Schindler MTs, I’ve seen a lot of those in the Chicagoland area & they have plenty of those, it’s all recorded & uploaded
What’s your least favorite button
Probably innovation bruiser.
Do you have any video with it?
@@METX141railfan plenty
I hate impulse and CJA
Door close doesn’t work
I know you have ADHD and I know what ADHD is. Try to control your brain from doing this ok
great elevator