The Firefighters' Emergency Operation K1 Key

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PermalinkReply byMike WalkeronMarch 21, 2008 at 6:34pm

I'm having a horrible time getting this one through. Currently in Oklahoma City, we've got at least 20 keys. Our code enforcement is trying to push that keys in a Knox Box is sufficient but I disagree. So my official answer for Okla. City, is " Not SO Much......"

PermalinkReply byJohn O'DonoghueonApril 29, 2008 at 10:59pm

Hi Mike;
I'm still getting used to this system, so sorry for the delay. The thing to look for now is what are they going to do, as the 2006 code requires that the FEO-K1 be installed unless your local jurisdiction decides to modify the code. I'd find some sympathetic elevator people in your city to fill you in on what they are doing, and just what edition of the code the state is using. As for the existing installations, that is always an uphill battle, and with the overall economy in the tank, it becomes harder. Feel free to ask , and I'll answer any questions you may have. Stay safe!

PermalinkReply byBarry ApttonSeptember 20, 2009 at 2:02pm

I have no idea. Nothing like this makes it down to the general population

PermalinkReply byJohn O'DonoghueonSeptember 20, 2009 at 6:47pm

Barry;
在我们使用3502键,will not be changing over to the FEO-K1.

PermalinkReply byBarry ApttonSeptember 21, 2009 at 7:18am

ok Chief. Thanks for the clarification

John O'Donoghue said:

Barry;
在我们使用3502键,will not be changing over to the FEO-K1.

PermalinkReply byMARTIN GUILBAULTonMarch 16, 2010 at 8:38pm

hello in Montreal have found two version of FEO-K1!!!. the firts and the second version. The technician could not tell why this happen. In our city the new elevators mostly come whit FEO-K1.