It appears the FACP for NRJ and FOP controls the systems for both attractions, hence when one building trips, the alarms sounds in both. They should IMO separate the systems for both rides and put them on separate FACPs.
Ummm... something about electric urinals causes me a small amount of anxiety.
Avoid the third rail!
They are both the same building. In some cases they overlap within the same building.
My dad told me once there was a guy behind the wall looking through the little red windows to see when they needed to flush.
If the urinals have the IR sensor flush controls a loss of power could cause them to be out of service. (Some are battery powered, some line powered.)
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The only toilets on property that work that way (tanks that refill after each flush) are off stage. The only urinals that did work that way were the urinals at Brown derby but they have since been converted. All of the toilets are flushed via line pressure activated by an electronic controller.
how do you think I feel. I've cumulatively spent months inside wdw bathrooms and water closets.Thanks...I now know more about Disney plumbing than I ever expected (or wanted to)!
And the infrared sensors to trigger the valves to flush said toidies. All because people are reliably unreliable when charged with moving a handle on their own.
Well, there's always the low-tech option that doesn't need water or electricity...
There'd better be a Sears catalogue included in the deal!Well, there's always the low-tech option that doesn't need water or electricity...
