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To: Seattle Conservative
Don't most cities have building safety codes that deal with public places i.e. hospitals, arenas, etc? These codes must have a backup lighting system/generator system. Didn't the SuperDome have one? This has been puzzling me for the last week.

I am familiar with hospitals in this context where we had emergency power (generator)which was able to power our equipment but no AC and if that failed we had very large wall mounted battery powered lamps, which gave enough light to be able see so you d/n trip over stuff.

3,156 posted on 09/05/2005 8:21:28 PM PDT by Tarheel ( Murphy's law #21--Internet flame wars are started by two cats who did not like their supper.)
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To: Tarheel

Yes, as far as I know, all cities have safety codes, which I would think would include back-up lighting and generators.
I worked in hospitals some time ago and I know we had to have them. I think I heard somewhere that the SD had it, but it was limited. OTH, I heard it was totally dark in there, so just like you, I find it a bit puzzling.


3,375 posted on 09/05/2005 11:01:01 PM PDT by Seattle Conservative (God Bless and protect our troops and their CIC)
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