Different lifts, same set! Otis 300VFE (mod. Liftronic) + Liftronic MRL at Meriton, Bondi Junction

Recorded on July 13, 2024
Featured in my very big and long lift tour, and also in Niffy's video are these Liftronics! Well, they're not really full Liftronics despite one being a mod! And that makes Lift 2 an Otis 300VFE, that has now been given the Liftronic NewLift treatment. What's funny is, one is even newer than the Otis! The other is actually MRL Traction yet they run on a destination system that calls both panels no matter which one you choose. While the glass Liftronic seems nice, it's got the classic Dewhurst US91-15 buttons that is signature to most Liftronics in Sydney. The Otis on the other hand, is just stainless steel cabbed and has an already dead LCD indicator! It does use US95 with the typical red + white backlighting instead of blue, but at least make these two separate so it doesn't need to confuse someone on what lift is coming! It also confused me when I tried to call the modded Otis on level 1, as I didn't know they were obvious sets.

Lift 2's spec sheet:
Brand: Otis (modded by Liftronic)
Type: Traction
Model: 300VFE
Capacity: 1220 kg/18 Persons
Floors served: 4 (G - Grafton Street entrance, 1 and 2 - commercial suites, 3 - hotel lobby and reception)
Year installed: 2000s
Year modded: 2000s or 2010s
Chime/Voice: None/None
Fixtures: Red Dewhurst US95, LCD indicator (COP), NewLift EAZ-256 LED indicators
Death Trap Rating: 0/10 (dead LCD indicator doesn't count)

Lift 11's spec sheet:
Brand: Liftronic
Type: MRL Traction
Model: Unitronic
Capacity: 1275 kg/17 Persons
Floors served: 4 (G - Grafton Street entrance, 1 and 2 - commercial suites, 3 - hotel lobby and reception)
Year installed: 2000s
Chime/Voice: None/None
Fixtures: Red Dewhurst US91-15, NewLift EAZ-256 LED indicators (COP and LOPs)
Death Trap Rating: 0/10

Camera used: iPhone 13 Pro Max
Resolution: 1920x1080 @ 60fps (1080p at 60fps with HDR)