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{{Company_infobox | {{Company_infobox | ||
| title = ROMU | | title = ROMU | ||
| image = ROMU_Logo.png | |||
| status = Active | | status = Active | ||
| industry = Elevators, Escalators, Gantry Cranes | | industry = Elevators, Escalators, Gantry Cranes | ||
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'''ROMU''' is the main contractor for commercial elevators, escalators and industrial gantry cranes around [[Stalburg]]. Their elevators are known to lock-up during and after power outages. | '''ROMU''' is the main contractor for commercial elevators, escalators and industrial gantry cranes around [[Stalburg]]. Their elevators are known to lock-up during and after power outages. | ||
==Products== | |||
ROMU manufactures two commercial elevators, a model with access doors on two opposite sides, used on many [[Stalburg Metro]] stations, and a single-door one, used in Alcista Complex, both models have max weight limit of 16 persons. In all commercial elevators produced by ROMU, in case of an emergency, blackout or a maintenance, the doors can be opened manually by overriding fuses B2 and B3. | |||
Many metro stations use escalator stairs manufactured by ROMU as a primary way to access the underground platforms. | |||
ROMU also contracts large gantry cranes and has two models, a larger model used at the turbine hall of the [[Npp|Black Rock Nuclear Power Plant]], and a smaller model with lifting capacity of 16 tons. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The name ''ROMU'' is Finnish for ''scrap, junk'', while it originates from ''romista'', meaning ''to crash, make a crashing sound''. | *The name ''ROMU'' is Finnish for ''scrap, junk'', while it originates from ''romista'', meaning ''to crash, make a crashing sound''. | ||
**The company itself is inspired by a real Finnish elevator and escalator manufacturer called KONE. | **The company itself is inspired by a real Finnish elevator and escalator manufacturer called KONE. | ||