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Out my way, such illumination is part of the state building code.

The stairwells not only have to be on 24/7 -- but they have to have bug-eyes with battery back-ups, too.

Further, the elevator code requires 24/7 illumination at EVERY floor that the car opens on... right on out to the street....

Public spaces are not permitted to go dark since, unlike a home, it would be a rare person who knew their way around without illumination.



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Here they also require a 4-hour battery pack inside the elevator car.


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