ThyssenKrupp Traction Elevators at the DoubleTree Hotel, Jefferson City, MO

[elevatorkc]

 what was the P level , Penthouse i'm guessing ?

[TheElevatorChannel]

@elevatorkc It's a restaurant

[ivanvladmom11]

f*****g nice

[ivanvladmom11]

nice

[JJD77]

bad install



[JJD77]

That noise is the cab creaking because no one waxed it

[Ezjpimp]

I can verify that. I was involved in the renovations of this hotel from 2006- to its grand opening in 2008.

[TheElevatorChannel]

@Ezjpimp That must have been quite a job. I was in this hotel a few years before the renovation, and it was really quite a dump. It's amazing how well it turned out; although I'd imagine that the rooms are pretty small just due to the round design.

[suzzex]

These are ThyssenKrupp, 100%. 

[clarkloveselevators]

I like the elevator, but the indicator needs to go! =D

[raybl]

i like the vents to keep air circulation

[Balarick]

its bright brown walls are nice. fixtures compliment them. that loud sound could be something straining.

[Streetcar1743]

My father got it fixed for me.

[Streetcar1743]

I can't hear any sound!

[irwinw2010]

that noise at 1:29 sounded like the otis elevator at the lexington medical center.

[irwinw2010]

12 is the 13th button makes you wonder!

[irwinw2010]

the 13th floor elevators.

[dontwalkhand]

I can tell that it is a thyssenkrupp just by the way the chime rings, it rings once, stops halfway for the second chime for going down.

[cubsrule2040]

@dontwalkhand it does that because there's one wire for both the up and down. It sends one pulse for the up and two pulses for down, and that's what makes that short-long down chime. That's also why the bell indicator flashes twice.

Usually, ThyssenKrupp elevators have the Dover chime, not the CEElectronics chime. And wouldn't ThyssenKrupp usually use Epco and not Innovation fixtures?

[zanjani13]

nice vid!