Hyundai

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Hyundai Elevator (has no relationship with Hyundai Motors that produces cars) is a South Korean elevator manufacturer established in 1984.

It first entered the Indonesian market around the 1980s through PT. Bakti Bestotek Indonesia, and from 1993 it was represented by PT. Superhelindo Jaya Perkasa. Since 2013, it is represented by PT. Hyundai Elevator Indonesia, one of the six overseas subsidiaries of Hyundai.

1980s-1990s

Hyundai's standard 1990s escalator model features flat handrail ends with the "HYUNDAI" logo printed on one of the ends. Keyswitch and emergency stop button are also located on the lower and upper end. Some escalators have lights under the handrails. There is no known model name for this escalator.

Known installations:

• Summarecon Mall Kelapa Gading 2, Jakarta (1995)

• ITC Mangga Dua, Jakarta (1990)

• Sunter Mall, Jakarta

• Pluit Village, Jakarta (1996)

• Mal Metropolitan, Bekasi (1993)

• Matahari Kuta Square, Bali (now closed)

• Ramayana Mal Denpasar, Bali

There is also another model featuring pointed skirt ends and a "HYUNDAI" logo located on the bottom right side of the landing cover. This model is rarer than the standard model described above, and appears to be produced from the 1990s until the early 2000s.

Known installations:

• Cilandak Town Square, Jakarta

• Solo Square, Surakarta

• Al-Akbar Mosque, Surabaya

• Istana Kuta Galeria, Bali (building that has a Mr. DIY on the second floor)

2000s-current

Unknown model 1

This model looks similar to the rare 1990s "pointed skirt ends" model but with a newer Hyundai logo on the landing covers. Newer models from the early 2010s have their emergency stop button located on the skirting.

Known installations:

• Mega Grosir Kemayoran, Jakarta

• Roxy Square, Jakarta

• Sentra Pancoran, Jakarta

• WTC Matahari, Serpong, Tangerang, Banten

WB-T

WB-T was produced from the mid 2000s (estimated) until the early 2010s. It features a redesigned handrail ends with sensors to detect incoming person. Some escalators may have LED display on the handrail ends which shows direction indicators as well as error codes. Emergency stop button has been moved over to the skirting and is sealed with a rotating transparent plastic cover. This model was produced from the late 2000s until the mid 2010s.

Known installations:

• Emporium Pluit Mall, Jakarta (2008)

• Summarecon Mall Kelapa Gading 3, Jakarta (2007)

• Cibubur Square, Jakarta

• Soekarno-Hatta International Airport - Old Terminal 3, Cengkareng, Banten (2009)

• TangCity Mall, Tangerang, Banten

• Mirota Pasaraya, Yogyakarta

• Adisumarmo International Airport, Boyolali

• Beachwalk Shopping Center & Sheraton Bali Kuta Resort, Bali (2011)

• Discovery Shopping Mall, Bali (2008 & 2011, additional installations in the atrium)

• Level 21 Mall, Denpasar, Bali (2009, formerly Denpasar Junction)

NW-BT

NW-BT is another Hyundai escalator model. It usually has a white "HYUNDAI" tag under one of the handrail inlets and has a more basic appearance compared to the WB-T model. The "NW" letters stands for "New World (Class Escalator)", and the "BT" letters refer to the balustrade type.

Known installations:

• Pusat Mode Tanah Abang, Jakarta

• Salemba Capitol Park Carolus Busway Shelter, Jakarta

• Mall Cipinang Indah, Jakarta

• Adisucipto International Airport, Yogyakarta (underpass linking the old terminal with the parking lots)

• Ngurah Rai International Airport - International Terminal, Bali (2012)

Long escalators at Ciputra World Mall Surabaya

A pair of very long Hyundai escalators at Ciputra World Mall, Surabaya was said to be the longest escalator in Indonesia, with a length of 34 meters spanning four floors. This record has been succeeded by Semarang Town Square's Fujitec GS8000-HV escalators with a length of 39 meters (according to the city government of Semarang).

These escalators are believed to be H-Series, a model designed for high demanding application.

S Series

S Series is the current Hyundai escalator model sold since the 2010s. These escalators have black flat handrail ends.

Known installations:

• La Piazza, Jakarta

• Ararasa BSD, Serpong, Tangerang, Banten (2019)

• Atria Hotel Paramount Serpong, Tangerang, Banten

• Krisna Oleh Oleh By Pass, Bali (2018)

Moving walks

Hyundai moving walkways typically have basic and simple design. The model names for older moving walks are not known, but the newer ones currently produced since the 2010s are known as SM Series.

Known installations:

• Emporium Pluit Mall, Jakarta (2008)

• Lotte Mart Fatmawati, Jakarta

• ITC Kuningan, Jakarta (2002?)

• Kuningan City, Jakarta (2010, near Lotte Mart)

• BNI City Station, Jakarta (2017)

• Mangga Dua Square, Jakarta

• Transmart MT. Haryono, Jakarta (1990s, now closed)

• Summarecon Mall Serpong 1, Tangerang, Banten

• Revo Mall, Bekasi (2007)

• DP Mall, Semarang

• Adisucipto Airport, Yogyakarta (underpass linking Terminal A and parking lot)

• Solo Square, Surakarta

• Mal Bali Galeria, Bali (2001?)

• Ngurah Rai International Airport - International Terminal, Bali (2013)