Ever wonder how firefighters can take control of elevators in an emergency? This short video breaks down Phase 1 and Phase 2 operations — how we recall the car, override the controls, and make it safe to move inside a burning building. Take a look and see how it all works behind the scenes. | Palm Beach County Fire Rescue

If your building has an elevator, it needs this safety feature. We put the smoke detectors to the test, and the elevator fire curtain dropped shortly after. . Every elevator opening is a potential point for fire and smoke to spread across floors. This device compartmentalizes the danger and buys critical evacuation time. . #FireProtection #FireDoor #KordFire #KordFireProtection #reels | KORD Fire Protection

1.4K views | How Your Elevator Stays Safe: REG-4 Elevator Phase One Recall Troubleshoot #FireSafety #elevator #viralreelsfacebook | KORD Fire Protection | Facebook

Elevators & Fire Safety: Take the Stairs to Stay Safe! Elevators are a quick and convenient way to move between floors but during a fire, they can become deadly traps. When smoke fills a building, elevators can malfunction and fill with toxic fumes in seconds. ✅ Never use elevators during a fire ✅ Stick to your emergency escape plan ✅ Use the stairs to evacuate safely ✅ Stay calm and move quickly When things heat up, stay cool, take the stairs and protect your life! Thanks to our sponsor BELFOR