WESTINGHOUSE ◆ SCHINDLER
Hydraulic Elevators
(1984-1993)
Overview
Westinghouse's later hydraulic elevators had no known model name. These were carried on by Schindler until 1993, after their acquisition of Westinghouse's elevator division in 1989. This model is sometimes incorrectly called MPH, which is the name of the controller, not the model itself.
Characteristics
These elevators are very similar to Schindler's later 300A.
Specifications
Type: Inground hydraulic
Controller: MPH Microprocessor
Max rise: ?
Max landings: 7
Capacity: 2100, 2500, 3500, 4000, 4500, or 5000 lb
Doors: Single-speed side opening, two-speed side opening or single-speed center opening
Max cars per bank: 2 (1997-2000) / 4 (2000-2004)
Fixtures: RT, "Long Bar MT," MT (Schindler only), EPCO Survivor, EPCO Survivor Plus
Notable installations
Westinghouse - United States
Comfort Inn, Downers Grove, IL
Roanoke Regional Airport
Somerset Collection South, Troy, MI
Saint Louis Galleria, Richmond Heights, MO
Westfield Meriden, Meriden, CT
South Hills Village, Bethel Park, PA
Hanes Mall, Winston-Salem, NC
Copley Place, Boston, MA
Dillard's, Oak Court Mall, Memphis, TN
Dillard's, Great Lakes Mall, Mentor, OH
Macy's, Southpark Mall, Colonial Heights, VA
JCPenney, Westfield CT Post, Milford, CT
JCPenney, Newport Centre, Jersey City, NJ
Anschutz Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS
Courtyard by Marriott, Richardson, TX
Stadium Tower Parking Garage, Anaheim, CA
Towson Commons, Towson, MD
Tebo Plaza, Boulder, CO
Hartwell Building, Pittsburgh, PA
Schindler - United States
The Baronette Renaissance Hotel, Novi, MI
Courtyard by Marriott, Elmhurst, IL
1033 Mayfair Rd., Wauwatosa, WI
Rincon Building, Boulder, CO
Schindler - Canada
1333 W Broadway, Vancouver, BC