- For the successor model, refer to Schindler 7000.
Schindler 700 was an international, high speed gearless traction elevator model made by Schindler. It was presented in November 2002 at the telecommunication towers in Frankfurt, Germany.
Description[]
The Schindler 700 is a high speed gearless elevator model for high rise and supertall buildings. It could travel up to speed of 10 meters per second and travel as high as 500 meters. The model contains a large number of technical innovations like the Active Ride Control system ARC, the Ceramic Safety Breaks and the Modular Shaft Information System (MoSIS). It also features the Varidor 70, the state-of-the-art center opening doors. Furthermore, Schindler 700 can be integrated with Miconic 10 and Schindler ID systems. Schindler claimed this model as the company's fastest and first elevator system for global application at that time. The Schindler 700 has been succeeded by the Schindler 7000 since around the mid 2000s, which is now the current model for the high rise segment.
Known specs[]
- Gearless traction
- 2.5 to 10 meters per second speeds
- 800 to 4000 kilograms capacities
- Could travel up to 500 meters
- Could serve up to 128 floors
- Fixtures:
- M-Line buttons (for Asia Pacific and Europe)
- D-Line buttons (for Asia Pacific and Europe)
- Vander LED floor indicators (for Asia Pacific)
- MT buttons (for North America)
- (Possibly) RT buttons (for North America)
- Can be combined with Schindler Miconic 10 and/or SchindlerID as an option
Notable installations[]
China[]
Mainland China[]
- Plaza 66, Shanghai
- Tomorrow Square, Shanghai
- Walton Plaza, Shanghai
- Junefield Plaza, Beijing
- Oriental Kenzo Plaza, Beijing
- Tianjin Xinda Plaza, Tianjin
- Shangmao Century Plaza, Nanjing
- China Merchants Bank Building, Chengdu
- Stars Square, Shenzhen
- New Century Square, Nanjing
- Fuxin International Building, Nanjing
- City Square · Shenzhen (office building), Shenzhen
- Ginza Mall Apartment, Beijing
- Jiahua Hotel, Dongguan
- Somerset Riverside Service Apar
Hong Kong[]
- Bel Air on the Peak, Pok Fu Lam
- Phase 1 (2003)
- Phase 4 (2005)
- Phase 5 (2008)
- Cyberport, Telegraph Bay (2004)
- Three Pacific Place, Wan Chai (2004, with SchindlerID)
- Langham Place Office Tower, Mong Kok (2004, with Miconic 10)
- Les Saisons, Sai Wan Ho
- Sky Tower, To Kwa Wan
- Millennium City 5, Hong Kong (Office, High-rise group)
- Taikoo Place - Cambridge House, Quarry Bay (2003)
- MetroTown, Tiu Keng Leng
- Oceania Heights, Tuen Mun (2006)
Other countries[]
- All Seasons Place, Bangkok, Thailand
- The Offices at CentralWorld, Bangkok, Thailand
- The Westin Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (2003)
- Hocchaus Ensemble am Münchner Tor, Munich, Germany
- CBX Tower, Paris, France
- Torre Espacio, Madrid, Spain
- Civic Tower, Sydney, Australia
- Hearst Building, NY, United States
- Hilton Americas Hotel, Houston, TX, United States
- Conrad New York Downtown, Battery Park, Manhattan, NYC (former Embassy Suites, which closed in 2010)
- 1333 West Broadway, Vancouver, BC, Canada (Modernized by Kone)
External links[]
- Schindler 700 - Jardine Schindler Group (Archived)
- Schindler 700 overview - Schindler Australia
- Schindler 700 Press Release
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| Discontinued | 001 • 60, 70 and 80 • 100 (100 P) • 300 (300A • 300 P) • 310L • 321A • 400A • 500 (500A • 500 P) • 700 • 5300 • 5400 / 5400 AP • 5500 • design S • Deve 300H • Elegant • EuroLift • NeoLift • Schindler Mobile • Schindler Smart MRL • S100L • Other unnamed models in 80s-90s | ||||