The image displays an interior view of an elevator control panel, likely located within the elevator car. The panel is made of brushed stainless steel, showing some minor scuffs and reflections. On the left side of the panel, a red LED digital display shows the number "15", indicating the elevator is currently on the 15th floor. The number appears rotated 90 degrees counter-clockwise due to the photo's orientation. To the right of the floor indicator, a white rectangular label with black text provides elevator information in Croatian: * "DIZALA ŠKOC" (Elevators Škoc - likely the company name) * "450 kg 6" (indicating a capacity of 450 kilograms and 6 persons) * "Tv. Br: F-4079" (Technical/Factory number: F-4079) * "U slučaju kvara nazvati:" (In case of malfunction call:) * "098/347-869" (A contact phone number for service) Below the information label, there is a small grid of perforations, likely for a speaker or microphone, and a yellow bell icon, possibly an alarm indicator. Above this, two small green dots are visible, which might be status indicators. On the right side of the panel are two rows of square push buttons for floor selection and other functions. The top row of floor buttons, from left to right, are labeled: "5", "7", "M" (possibly Mezzanine), "2", and "3". The bottom row of floor buttons, from left to right, are labeled: "5", "3", "1", "G" (Ground floor), and "0". The "G" button is illuminated red, indicating that it has been pressed and the elevator's destination is set for the ground floor. Above the floor selection buttons, there are additional control buttons: * A button with an upward arrow and diverging lines, typically for "door open". * A button with a downward arrow, typically for "door close". * A button with an "X" or cross symbol, which might be a "cancel" or "stop" function. * A button with a bell icon, serving as the emergency alarm button. The brushed metal surface below the control panel reflects the red light from the illuminated "G" button as a blurry red streak. The overall setting is an operational elevator interior. in City of Zagreb, Croatia

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The image displays an interior view of an elevator control panel, likely located within the elevator car. The panel is made of brushed stainless steel, showing some minor scuffs and reflections. On the left side of the panel, a red LED digital display shows the number "15", indicating the elevator is currently on the 15th floor. The number appears rotated 90 degrees counter-clockwise due to the photo's orientation. To the right of the floor indicator, a white rectangular label with black text provides elevator information in Croatian: * "DIZALA ŠKOC" (Elevators Škoc - likely the company name) * "450 kg 6" (indicating a capacity of 450 kilograms and 6 persons) * "Tv. Br: F-4079" (Technical/Factory number: F-4079) * "U slučaju kvara nazvati:" (In case of malfunction call:) * "098/347-869" (A contact phone number for service) Below the information label, there is a small grid of perforations, likely for a speaker or microphone, and a yellow bell icon, possibly an alarm indicator. Above this, two small green dots are visible, which might be status indicators. On the right side of the panel are two rows of square push buttons for floor selection and other functions. The top row of floor buttons, from left to right, are labeled: "5", "7", "M" (possibly Mezzanine), "2", and "3". The bottom row of floor buttons, from left to right, are labeled: "5", "3", "1", "G" (Ground floor), and "0". The "G" button is illuminated red, indicating that it has been pressed and the elevator's destination is set for the ground floor. Above the floor selection buttons, there are additional control buttons: * A button with an upward arrow and diverging lines, typically for "door open". * A button with a downward arrow, typically for "door close". * A button with an "X" or cross symbol, which might be a "cancel" or "stop" function. * A button with a bell icon, serving as the emergency alarm button. The brushed metal surface below the control panel reflects the red light from the illuminated "G" button as a blurry red streak. The overall setting is an operational elevator interior.

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