5000 KG Ecodisc Detailed look

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[@seymourinit]

Beno is the only person on earth to go to Ikea voluntarily.

[@johndufton9686]

That lift is so big you could live in it.

[@ZZ9ProductionsOFFICIAL]

wow that's a large ecodisc! I wonder how challenging it was for KONE to develop this system for that high a max capacity. That motor definitely sounds epic!

[@Radioaktivitaet]

I somehow love the "Clonk" of the brakes.

[@What_The_Fuck_Did_I_Just_Watch]

KONEs are so epic! There is almost no problem you can't solve with an EcoDisc!

[@GetBant]

Can you make a video talking about the dangers of entering lift shafts, what you look for etc

[@matejkoocz7144]

2 or 3 cars would fit in that elevator when it weighs 5000 kg

[@NANA-jt4dq]

There is a lift at my local shopping centre that can hold 4000KG Ecodisc of course, still a crazy amount it can hold!

[@dykodesigns]

That's a big lift! Very common in Ikea's. Sadly Ikea's in the netherlands use Orona lifts in their newer stores. Maybe the older MX10 4:1 0.5 m/s was still a bit more price competitive then the MX20 2:1 1.0 m/s? That must be the reason for it to exist, like it's a cost reduced version for when the capacity is more important then the speed.

[@kalifts]

Totally awesome lift!

[@LiftsInAustralia]

In Australia, we have 4000 kg 1.6 m/s EcoDisc's and 5000 kg Schindler EuroLifts

[@LiftyGamez]

This is as much as Ecodiscs MRLs can take I think. I've never seen an Ecodisc with a higher capacity that is MRL. The 5000kg Ecodisc MRLs I saw were of the older model from the mid 2000s, possibly using MX20 motors with a speed of 0.5m/s

[@ALANSWEETIES99]

Great video... That how excited to watch this about is type of those lift motoring isn't! Good job mate! 😉👍

[@SproutyPottedPlant]

It's so small yet so powerful! ♥️ Ecodisc!!

[@AndrewG1989]

Sounds like you are obsessed with Ecodisc. And I like how you explained about how these works.

[@QuarioQuario54321]

USA there’s nothing mentioned for larger that 2268 KG including their machine room ones. Anything bigger you need to commission I guess.

[@zarchiwizowany-kothyscher9498]

This guy is nuts, my Ikea won't even let me record,

[@ex5138]

The MX20+ is definitely one of the greatest lift motors ever made. So is the MX20.

[@rassel2000]

I've seen an Mx20 with 1600kg capacity at 1m/s

[@kadidjaaqualik2327]

I've found a lift with 10,000KG ecodisc that can hold 100 people without a motor room