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Posted by Dave H (MI) on January 06, 2007 at 07:28:55 from (64.12.116.74):
Anyone know anything about those wall switches they put in commercial buildings that require a special key to turn on the lights? I have a situation where I am trying to help my kid practice for the basketball team. School gym is not locked, custodian will let us use it but will not turn on lights, athletic director says it is OK but most of the coaches will come in and tell us we have to leave and then turn out every single light before they go home. If we hang around we can practice but only if we can get some light. Is there a way to turn these on without damaging something or can I get a key that will do it? I want to emphasize we are not doing anything wrong, it is just a couple of coaches who "don't want responsibility" for leaving the lights on.
I promise to turn them back off. Are the keys for these generic and can they be bought?
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