Technical advice

Do not use the elevator when there is an earthquake or fire
When an earthquake, fire or elevator occurs, it is easy to lose power. So using the lift in this case will get you stuck inside. In addition, soil vibration can cause cables to break or smoke from a fire will enter the cabin, making it harder to breathe.

Do not squeeze into the elevator when the door is closed
Although the elevator has the function to automatically open the door when there is an obstruction, if the sensor at the door is damaged, it will cause danger to the user. At this point, it does not detect obstacles and just closes, you will be stuck and dangerous to your life.

Do not run and jump in elevators
The elevator has an overload sensor system installed under the cabin, so if the ladder user runs and jumps, playing will cause the cabin to lose its balance, create pressure on the floor and possibly activate the device to overload. . At this point, the ladder will stop working immediately.

Do not use construction ladders or cargo lifts to carry people
Construction ladders or cargo lifts often cause accidents. Because it is used to transport goods, especially heavy goods, the quality of the ladder is very poor and rarely maintained. Therefore, you should not use this scale to ensure your life is safe.

Do not allow young children to use the elevator
The elevator is not recommended for children under 10 years old or if there must be supervised to ensure safety.