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Did you know that until 1950, all elevators had operators who opened and closed the doors, pushed the buttons, and gave everyone a sense of security? When elevators began being installed without operators, people were wary of the new technology and reluctant to ride in elevators. It took a couple…
Elevators are an integral part of modern society, facilitating mobility and accessibility in high-rise buildings. While they provide immense convenience, they also pose potential safety risks if they malfunction or break down unexpectedly. Elevator accidents can be fatal, and emergency response time is critical in such situations. This is where…
If you have ever been in a building with an elevator, you have probably noticed a small phone box located on the wall. These phones, known as elevator emergency phones, are a crucial component in ensuring the safety and security of building occupants. In this blog post, we will take…
In the world of elevator safety, every second counts. That is why ELEVATE Monitoring is dedicated to providing 24/7 monitoring services for elevator phones, including EMS elevator phones. With decades of experience and a passion for life safety, ELEVATE is the name to trust when it comes to ensuring the…
Have you ever wondered how elevator call buttons work? You press the button and wait for help to arrive, but have you ever considered what happens behind the scenes? At ELEVATE Monitoring, elevator monitoring is our business, and we are here to shed some light on how elevator emergency call…
Elevator phones, also known as emergency phones, are a critical safety feature in many buildings. They allow people to call for help in case of an emergency, such as a power outage or a medical emergency. What is an Elevator Phone? An elevator phone is a type of telephone that…
Elevators are an essential part of modern buildings, providing an easy and convenient way for people to move between floors. However, as with any mechanical system, elevators can sometimes experience malfunctions or breakdowns, leaving passengers stuck inside. In these situations, it is crucial that passengers have a way to call…
As a real estate owner or property manager, it’s your job to ensure that the elevator phones in your building call the right place in emergencies. The question is: What’s the best point of contact? Elevator Phones That Call a Regular Office Line If your elevator phones call an office…
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (AMSE) is an organization of experts that creates safety codes for various mechanical devices, including passenger elevators, escalators, moving walks, and other equipment. Recently, an update to the ASME elevator code added several requirements to bring the code up to ADA standards, including: A…
Monitored two-way communication is a requirement under the ASME Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators. Despite the elevator safety standards, many of the elevators in the US have call buttons that forward to non-emergency personnel who aren’t available to answer 24/7. To ensure the safety of all passengers, it’s crucial…
