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THE CORBIT BUILDING LIFT IN CLINTON TOWNSHIP

Hey all, this will be a quick analysis of the lift at the Corbit Building in Clinton Township, NJ.

This lift is a 3 story, early 1980’s model OTIS Hydro 211 with Relay Controls. Upon taking a first look into this lift back in May 2019, I had some doubts about how this lift would work, so I sent it up to floor 3, listening to the motor, before it came back down to my floor. Upon entering the lift, you’re greeted with a nice wooden interior with a charming red carpet floor. The doors are metal and so is the panel. The door open and close buttons are green, while the alarm button is yellow.

How does it run?

Upon the door closing, there is a 2-second delay, as the motor kicks into gear. You’re pushed upward until you hit a speed of roughly 40 meters per minute going up (which is very fast for this building), taking only 5 seconds to reach floor 2. The button goes out as the door opens, unlike the Beaver Brook lifts where the button goes out as the lift is leveling. These do not have intelligent leveling. Rather, the door opens when the lift is perfectly in line with the floor landing. In short, words cannot describe how amazing this lift is. It has an epic motor going up, with forceful starts & leveling is pretty quick. I have no time to elaborate further, but I will be sure to visit this lift again during the winter of 2020 to write a full analysis of what makes this lift so amazing.

– Clinton Township Lifts by MagicalLift256 signing off.



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