no, i used to be in those line of work, specialising in government facility management

different technology with different unit prices and different installation price.

anyway UK and aussie got these kind of tiny lifts for house (and cheap 15k gbp price ranges)

Not only that. Maintain lift also expensive.

1.6k per month to maintain 2 lift in my condo.

I know coz i used to be jmb and audit the account

ah, this one will be scary for people who is scared of confined spaces like me

LoL

the one i saw is glass elevators, made in italy. saw the ad in newspaper and gatal2 go ask for quote. hahaha

maybe 200k is inc shipping charges to sarawak. LoL

bang. simpan sikit ignorance tuh.

MEMSB is a sub under Mitsubishi Electric Japan

http://www.mitsubishielectric.com/elevator/network/asia.html

Mitsubishi Elevator Malaysia Sdn.Bhd.

No. 42, Jalan Penchala, 46050 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia

Phone: 60-3-7788-3003
Fax: 60-3-7782-7807
E-Mail: melm@mitsubishi-elevator.com.my

yup u can go to their Malaysia Office and select, practically everything can be either on shelf / custom made.


but still i prefered Schindler & Kone over other brands for my highrises project that requires 2.5m/s (standard for 30 - 40 floors building)lifts



btw Eita is one of the most lousiest lift brand in Malaysia. they used to ply all the contracts for Putrajaya highrises due to low price, but maintenance is a NIGHTMARE.

and by 2011 they had slowly recovered. now the had partnered schneider... their projec based are on again...

owh, tq

i learn new stuff today

i never hear of EITA before. never maintain these lifts also

otis, mitsu, schindler, lg, hitachi - those are usually found in govt hosp

This post has been edited by lucifah: Sep 15 2016, 11:21 AM

what brand?
what speed lift?
how tall is the condo?

imho is a bit on the hi side, if they are not hi speed lifts, tall building.

my apartment is 8 lifts, maintenance rm2k monthly. Dover brand. 3 normal lifts 1 strecther lift. 20 floors building. and yup. i m in the JMB as well, my 6th year.

Antah schindler !

sia

June 25, 2014

KONE Corporation, press release, June 25, 2014

KONE, an innovative leader in elevators and escalators, will be supplying 105 elevators and escalators to KL118 Tower, a 118-storey mixed use tower developed by PNB Merdeka Ventures Sdn Bhd in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Comprising of a total of more than 400,000sqm of residential, hotel and commercial functions, KL118 tower is expected to be the tallest building in Malaysia, upon completion in 2019, a new landmark of the country. The building will be connected to a metro station and its 2nd phase of development will consist of another 4 residential towers.

To ensure a smooth people flow and achieve space optimization, 18 KONE TravelMaster™ escalators, 23 KONE MonoSpace® machine room-less elevators, 23 KONE MiniSpace™ elevators, 37 KONE DoubleDeck elevators, KONE People Flow Intelligence solutions including KONE highly innovative Destination Control Systems will be provided. The installation of KONE's energy efficient elevators will assist the new complex pursuit of the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold or Platinum certification.

12 of the elevators installed at the KL118 Tower have a travel speed of 10m/s and this includes 11 KONE DoubleDeck. Besides these, two DoubleDeck observation elevators with travel speed of 8m/s, and two service elevators with travel speed of 9m/s and travel height of almost 500m are also included.

Additionally, four KONE JumpLift elevators will make the KL118 construction process safer and faster, with reduced down-time and earlier closing of the building façades. With the KONE JumpLift, all construction workers will experience significantly less waiting time, a safer and more comfortable transportation means. Furthermore, the elevators in KL118 will be equipped with a fully automated Occupant Evacuation Operation system that executes building evacuation automatically in event of emergency. Building users will receive automatic messages and evacuation instructions, via the elevator Destination Operating Panels, on every floor.

"We are excited to be a part of this iconic landmark in Malaysia." said Noud Veeger, Executive Vice President for KONE Asia Pacific and Middle East. "Working closely with PNB and their project manager, Turner International, our innovative technology and people flow planning expertise positioned us well to offer the best solutions for this development."

The order was booked in the second quarter of 2014.

Previous press releases on KONE's orders are available at www.kone.com/press including:

June 5, 2014: KONE wins order for Saudi Arabia's Kingdom Tower, the world's tallest building
April 14, 2014: KONE wins an order for a multiuse complex District 8 in Jakarta's financial center in Indonesia
http://www.kone.com/en/press/press/kone-wi...2014-06-25.aspx

So they also provide construction type elevators ?

blum lg ex proof material..kalo required lah..plus maintenance services..technician rates..etc..x sangka bebudak /k/ cetek ilmu..semua dlm otak ingat songlap..

This post has been edited by zack85: Sep 15 2016, 11:31 AM

no wonder my electonic guy got many projects to interface the displays, cos he can create pcbs to interface with those special codes.

made in china is still better than china brand

if they were made in europe , no one can afford

probably include maintenance charge monthly for several years

dulu mebi slim.. now sudah bina äset

I thought you sell bra one?

ts must be fresh grad quality. contract sure la cover the design, site survey, possible fabrication, installation, commissioning, etc all these bullshit + 10-20% markup


reminds me when kolej, lecturer asked guess how much an astronaut suit cost. one student answered RM3000. Facepalm to the max

pay a little more complain lifts exp...

WHen buy cheap stuff malfunction chop off a few heads... ppl start making noise...

Apo lu mau lagi

OTIS right
i know from prison break

Bang, MHI tak buat, there is a division called Mitsubishi Elevators. And they do projects too.

Waaaa. For 3-storey house got ah? how much?