KONE Thyman lifts at Bobae Tower (Lifts 10 and 11)

Some interesting KONE Thyman lifts with the ruby red gem hall indicator instead of the usual KONE Delta indicator. This is actually a mod from a Mitsubishi SPVF lift and judging by the overhead sloping indicator which is now converted into a lift number signage, this means that this lift used to have an orange segmented indicator. To get to this place. Take the river taxi from Pratunam Pier to Bobae Pier then walk. Building completed in January 1997 so the lifts are installed in 1996.
Manufacturer: KONE
Floors: B1, G, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Capacity: 24 persons 1600kg
Year installed: 1995/1996
Year modernised: Late-2000s
Rating: 50/50
History: Modernised, previously Mitsubishi SPVF
Location: 488 420 Bobae tower Khlong Maha Nak, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok 10100, Thailand
Camera: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
Date filmed: 15 June 2024

[@taceyeon0619]

Should be originally MPVF as SPVF only uses angled COP with indicator on it

[@caja1491]

It is actually possible for SPVF lifts to have a sloping Overhead indicator.
I found one which is the fire lift at 30 Bencoolen in Singapore. That uses sloping Overhead indicator with rare circular fixtures and upon looking at the motor room there, I saw VFCL Controller which means an SPVF. That is discovered to be the oldest and the strongest surviving Mitsubishi SPVF lift ever found in Singapore as the date stated that it was from June 1985.

[@taceyeon0619]

@@caja1491 For this I don't think it's SPVF. It's an earlier release model same as ICT @ KOMTAR.

[@caja1491]

@@taceyeon0619 Honestly, I'm not very sure too either...