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Elevator recall is automatically or manually initiated to prevent the possibility of the public being delivered to a smoke or flamed-filled area. The cab will proceed immediately to the proper level and open its doors.
0:20 5:35 Fire service mode on an Elevator (innovation fixtures) - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Now the first thing you have to do to put the elevating fire service is you have to put your fireMoreNow the first thing you have to do to put the elevating fire service is you have to put your fire service key in and turn it on this recalls the elevator.
Phase I operation is activated either manually by a special key, or automatically by a fire alarm initiating device. A sensor could detect smoke in the hoistway, lobby or machine room, for example, and trigger Phase I.
It isnt appropriate to use an elevator during a fire or similar building emergency. Elevators are designed to be recalled to a floor, usually the lobby, during alarm conditions.
Phase II operation is an override meant for firefighters after Phase I has been activated. Under Phase II operation, firefighters can use a keyswitch to operate the elevator, provided the hoistway is clear of smoke and the elevator has electricity.
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Switch the fire service key to OFF. If the elevator doors were open, they should close and then the elevator will travel to the main lobby floor (same floor as the Phase 1 Key Switch). With an older elevator, you may need to press the floor button.
However, one thing is common in every elevator, which is a mechanical lever. You will need to find the mechanical release lever to release the cab and open the elevator door. This mechanical lever is often located in the machine room. After locating the lever, pull it to reset the elevator.
All elevators are equipped with fire service modes, enabling firefighters to continue using the elevator during a fire.
This sound is coming from the battery backup system and will continue until the batteries have fully drained. If you do not hear a beeping sound after shutting off the elevators main breaker your battery backup system may no longer be functioning properly and should be inspected or replaced.
This test is to ensure that when a smoke detector is activated in an elevator lobby, shaft or mechanical room that the elevator recalls to the ground floor and opens its doors and ceases operation for safety. During the inspections each device is tested for proper function with recall functions.

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