Nhk.no Website Review

Norway's leading supplier of control and security services. Norsk Heiskontroll NHK is particularly concerned with safety and security for owners of lifting devices and work equipment. Through Heiskontrollen and Vindertec, we will always act with professionalism, cutting-edge expertise and integrity in the face of our customers. The unit of length is meters, defined by the distance, at 0 °, between the axes of the two central lines marked on bar platinum iridium held at the International Target and Weight Agency in Paris. This is the declared international prototype for meters. As one of many countries, Norway has signed the meter convention. It was ratified by Royal Decree of May 5, 1875. In 1896, Norway's first registered lift system was started in Kristiania. The meter measurement has therefore been a central unit of great importance for all lifts mounted in Norway. The meter measurement is used for a number of control measurements to reveal faults, deficiencies and risk aspects of all different lifting devices in Norway. Measuring in itself is not difficult, but knowing with accuracy where the various goals are to be taken. We know this better than most as the leading company in Norway in all types of elevator controls. The elevator control performs safety checks on lifting devices such as the Safety Control Body (SKO) and as Technical Control Body (TKO). This is in accordance with the Planning and Building Act and its regulations (TEK). A kilogram has since 1889 been defined as the mas* of a particular amount of platinum iridium, which is kept in the Pavillon de Breteuil by the International Bureau of Objectives and Weight (Bureau International des Poids et Mesures) at Paris. This lottery is called the International Prototype Kilogram (IPK). Kilogram is the only basic unit defined by a prototype and not by a physical constant. Wire mounted on a lift should correctly count 12 times the load to which it is exposed. If the lift weighs 1,000 kilos, the wires can withstand 12,000 kilos. However, it is the area of ​​the lift chair that determines how much load in kilograms one can carry in a lift, and that is