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Text Summary of Stamford Lift Galore: August 2021

The DOVIS lift 

Epic & awesome lift, which overshoots the floor on the top floor due to a bad positioning system. It needs readjustment. It has a rough ride quality due to the uneven acceleration & constant bouncing & vibrating going up & down & it plops into place when finished accelerating downward. This lift has extreme intelligent leveling & has a very weird flat Series 1 floor indicator. Only the internal buttons have been replaced since. This lift rates 4.4 stars on the GC Lift Character Report. 

The Schindler lifts 

Great lifts, which have tastefully modernised previous OTIS Elevonic 401 lifts from the 80s. These lifts are very fast as they travel 350' per minute & have noticeably jolty & quick startups & level very fast, as expected for a Schindler. One of the lifts had a misaligned door mechanism making it very uncomfortable to ride but it just added to the character. Another had a broken alarm & the third bounced while accelerating. While these could be maintained better, they were none the less great lifts full of run character & they did not disappoint. This lift rates 4 stars on the GC Lift Character Report. The Schindler nonstop lift This lift was broken down at the time. If I ever go to this hotel again, I plan on filming it if it's working.
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Location: Stamford, CT, USA

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