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The New Otis "Gen2" Elevators I have a building in my district that recently had a Otis "Gen2" elevator installed. This elevator is a counter weight belt driven elevato… Started by Captain Jason Bonds	0	Mar 6, 2014
The Firefighters' Emergency Operation K1 Key The FEO-K1 is now part of the elevator code for all of North America on new elevator installations since the 2006 version of the ASME A17.1… Started by John O'Donoghue	6	Mar 16, 2010
Hydraulic Elevator room on roof! We are fairly familiar with the elevators in our jurisdiction and today my Ladder company found something a little unusual. All of the hydr… Started by Chad Berg	8	Jan 11, 2009 Reply by John O'Donoghue

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The New Otis "Gen2" Elevators

I have a building in my district that recently had a Otis "Gen2" elevator installed. This elevator is a counter weight belt driven elevato…

Started by Captain Jason Bonds

Mar 6, 2014

The Firefighters' Emergency Operation K1 Key

The FEO-K1 is now part of the elevator code for all of North America on new elevator installations since the 2006 version of the ASME A17.1…

Started by John O'Donoghue

Mar 16, 2010

Hydraulic Elevator room on roof!

We are fairly familiar with the elevators in our jurisdiction and today my Ladder company found something a little unusual. All of the hydr…

Started by Chad Berg

Jan 11, 2009
Reply by John O'Donoghue

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