Otis traction glass elevator at a pedestrian bridge in Bonn
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Channel: OldElevNew · 2012 · Science & Technology
Between the light rail stations Ollenhauserstraße and Olof-Palme-Allee in Bonn, there is a pedestrian overpass which crosses a street and the light rail tracks. Those seperate the street into two one-way streets with two lanes each. In the video, a light rail train passing by is shown. The elevators are Otis GeN2 systems using belts rather than steel cables. Oddly, they take quite a while to level. Technical specifications: Brand: Otis Capacity: 1025kg / ~2260lbs / 13 people Type: traction (with belts) Year built: 2009 Travel distance: 2 floors
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