Schindler Traction Lift/Elevator 1 迅達機器帶動式升降機1

Location: Pei Ho Street Government Municipal Services Complex, 333 Ki Lung Street, Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong

Capacity: 16 Persons/1250kg/2750lbs

Total floors covered: 6 (G, 3, 4, 5, 6, U6)

Year of commission: 1995

Ever since the late 1980s, new elevators commencing service in government buildings in Hong Kong have begun to include brands other than those originally designated. Popular brands like OTIS, Kone, and Schindler as seen in this video, have hence managed to get into these buildings.

There are 3 lifts in the building as shown here. Nevertheless, only one, which is the one you see here, features erose floor button design, an extra floor button panel on the left of the landing door, and automated announcements. The other two do not have these features (only one floor button panel with ordinary floor button designs).

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位置：香港深水埗基隆街333號北河街政府市政大樓

負載量：16人/1250公斤/2750磅

途徑樓層總數：6 (G, 3, 4, 5, 6, U6)

投入服務年份：1995

自從1980年代後期開始，香港的政府建築物裏面新投入服務的電梯，已經開始使用原有指定牌子以外的牌子，於是，諸如奧的斯、通力，以及片段中見到的迅達之類的流行品牌，­就得以進駐這些建築物。

這裡見到的樓宇有3部升降機，然而只有一部 － 也就是你這裡見到的一部 － 裝有凹凸設計的樓層按鈕，機門的左手邊有額外另一個樓層按鈕面板，以及聽到自動化話音播放；另外兩部並沒有這些功能（只有一個裝有普通設計樓層按鈕的面板）。

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[lfamily06]

The U6 button is different from the Level G & 3-6 buttons because it's not Dewhurst Compact

[bearchoirfan]

That's something not perfect here, as in other words this button can't be recognized by finger touching by passengers with visual handicap.

[Baytrail]

What's on U6?

[bearchoirfan]

A mezzanine level of the 6th floor. Level 6 is an indoor sports centre and has a high headroom. Level U6 has half this headroom height counting from the ceiling.

[devil0710ful]

這裡是香港，粤語，英文

[mcl1993823]

投入服務年份：1996

[Bouncybon]

This is in Hong Kong - on the Kowloon side of the harbour. The instructions are given in Cantonese and English. (Cantonese is the form of Chinese spoken in HK and the southern province of China - Kwangcow).