Elevator Safety usage knowledge

1. The ladder is equipped with a button on one side of the elevator door, which is divided into two directions: forward or backward. Passengers should select the direction or direction button Based on the target floor they want to go to. Neither of them should be pressed. Otherwise, the proper selection and operation of the elevator will be affected, delaying the time.

Passengers arrive at the door of the elevator and the elevator is being closed. At this time, they do not have to impact the door of the elevator. They should press and hold the ladder button to open the door again to welcome customers, this is what the elevator calls the ladder to open the door.

2. After the elevator stops and opens the door, passengers on the floor should first come out and then enter the car. When there are a large number of passengers, if the overload signal lights (over load) on the vehicle control tray flash and intermittent bee ringtones, it means that the elevator is overloaded, and then the passengers entering the car should take the initiative to exit in turn, until the light does not flash or the bell does not ring.

3. after a layer-selection passenger enters the car, he should promptly press the button on the control disk to go To the layer station. The indicator light in the button indicates that the car has been registered, the elevator stops one by one based on the registered floor and opens the door for release.

4. Do not smoke, spit, or litter in the elevator car. Do not fight or damage the elevator facilities.

5. The fire switch uses a red switch that is covered with transparent glass at the top of the tier box at the bottom of the elevator {base station}, that is, the elevator fire switch. In the event of fire, the fire and rescue personnel can break the glass and switch the fire switch so that the elevator can start the "fire emergency anti-Base Station" function, the car immediately stops normal operation, and quickly return to the base station to open the door and release people.