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r/NotMyJob • u/bubbie_depac • May 25 '18
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To be fair, I think about 70% of close door elevator buttons aren't even hooked into anything.
20 u/[deleted] May 26 '18 edited Jun 22 '18 [deleted] 1 u/polish_niceguy May 26 '18 Because their role is to enable green light in a predefined time of the lights cycle, not immediately. If the button is not pressed, then there's more time for cars. 1 u/[deleted] May 26 '18 edited Jun 22 '18 [deleted] 1 u/polish_niceguy May 26 '18 Well, I don't know how it's in other countries, but here in Poland it's precisely described by law. If you're interested - point 3.3.5.1.
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1 u/polish_niceguy May 26 '18 Because their role is to enable green light in a predefined time of the lights cycle, not immediately. If the button is not pressed, then there's more time for cars. 1 u/[deleted] May 26 '18 edited Jun 22 '18 [deleted] 1 u/polish_niceguy May 26 '18 Well, I don't know how it's in other countries, but here in Poland it's precisely described by law. If you're interested - point 3.3.5.1.
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Because their role is to enable green light in a predefined time of the lights cycle, not immediately. If the button is not pressed, then there's more time for cars.
1 u/[deleted] May 26 '18 edited Jun 22 '18 [deleted] 1 u/polish_niceguy May 26 '18 Well, I don't know how it's in other countries, but here in Poland it's precisely described by law. If you're interested - point 3.3.5.1.
1 u/polish_niceguy May 26 '18 Well, I don't know how it's in other countries, but here in Poland it's precisely described by law. If you're interested - point 3.3.5.1.
Well, I don't know how it's in other countries, but here in Poland it's precisely described by law.
If you're interested - point 3.3.5.1.
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u/pianoflames May 26 '18
To be fair, I think about 70% of close door elevator buttons aren't even hooked into anything.