FREE ACCESS: 2025 Standard for Emergency and Standby Power Systems
Public Input for 2028 Revision Received Until June 4, 2025
Academy of Art University | San Francisco County
Elevators rely on electricity to function, and when there’s a power outage, the main source of power is disrupted. Modern elevators often have backup power systems, such as generators or battery packs, to lower the cab to the nearest floor and open the doors, but these systems may not work optimally, or be connected to all elevators or may not exist in older or less well-maintained buildings.
Today we start with getting the source of power right; leaving complicating factors such as alarms, reset and restart sequences. NFPA 110 is the parent standard which references NFPA 70.
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Public Input Report | 5 October 2022
Second Draft Meeting Minutes | 2 February 2023
Public Input No. 31-NFPA 110-2022 [ Section No. 3.2.4 ] | Page 7
Bibliography
Type 10 Requirements for Emergency Power Systems
