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Anonymous users2024-01-24I am also looking for the corresponding specification, at present, it seems that the "Barrier-free Design Code GB 50763-2012" only stipulates the installation height and position of the emergency button, and there is no corresponding specification support for the sound and light alarm.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Can you tell us exactly where you use it?
Yes, because in general, people have an emergency when they are defending, and it is better to install it next to the toilet or squatting urinal!
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