Here's a revisit of the only known Orona elevator in Bali (so far) which has been fitted with foot pedals which temporarily replace the buttons. Even the pedals have buttons as well; I did try them after I filmed this and they worked. Probably the odd thing here is that the pedals are on the other side of the wall rather than under the car station (as indicated on the sign), but I'm guessing that it was done so as not to damage the pedals when someone is transporting goods since this is a service elevator.

Apart from the pedals, nothing has changed much in this elevator. The chimes and announcement are very obvious that this elevator is indeed an Orona. LINES only installed it and placed their own brand to make people think that they made this elevator; this kind of practice is often seen in Orona installations in other countries, even in its homeland Spain. Door sensors are Weco though. The KONE elevator just across from here wasn't working (probably because of the relatively low traffic in the airport).

• Brand: LINES (Orona)
• Installed by: PT. Sukuba Indo Jaya
• Capacity: 13 Persons/1000 kg
• Floors served: 1, 2, 3 (3 floors)
• Year installed: 2018
• Model: 3G MRL
• Buttons: Robertelli Q327
• Serial no.: 20180125-1
• History: Replacement from 1998 Toshiba hydraulic elevator

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Camera: Sony Cybershot DSC-W830
Date taken: 27 October 2020

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