Schindler 400A at the Lexington Medical Center PG2 - Retake

[schindlerman96]

speaking of you saying in the description there is no law saying you cant film anywhere I have never been caught but a hospital I have filmed at I know one of the maintenance men he said they have somebody randomly scan youtube for videos of their hospital he also said it was a federal law to film/take pictures in a hospital or medical office building because of patient privacy

[escalatorgeek881]

@schindlerman96 There is currently no federal law in the United States that prohibits photography in hospitals. However, photography in hospitals is illegal in Canada. In the United States, there are some jurisdictions that have laws like that, but as far as where the Lexington Medical Center is located I haven't heard of any. Most hospitals around here say "Unless they know what you are photographing, photography is prohibited."

[elevatorsonly]

A security guard cannot ask you to delete ANYTHING off of your camera. The only thing they can legally do to you is ask you to leave or put your camera away.

[irwinw2010]

If I were you I'd push all the floors so I would hear that funny talking voice.

[elevatorsonly]

Even though they may ask you to delete the videos, they can only make you leave or put it away! And they do not have to see you deleting the photos/videos!

[revo8778]

Pretty nice for a Schindler. I love that floor passing chime.

[thegrudge58]

nice elevator

[escalatorgeek881]

The elevator seems to only have metal inside and no wood or artificial wood. It was made that way to make it more vandal resistant.

[dea41396]

Even the Schindlers @ The STC Expanstion Talk, even though you can't hear it in the video. It's very quiet, although when I went from the 4th to the 3rd floor, I heard "FLOOR 3"

[Baytrail]

Yep. The higher pitch is on Schindler tractions and the time delay between the tone and the change are different.

[fretter31]

First view!