The property is forced to install a "ladder control system" in the elevator of the community. Is it reasonable for the owner to swipe his card only to his own floor?

Basically, each community has its own property, and the property will take the owner to manage and charge the community. In a certain residential area, it is mandatory for the property to install a ladder control system in the residential area. Every owner must swipe his card, and when swiping the card, he can only swipe to his own floor, and the rest floors cannot go. Do you think normal property practices are reasonable?

First of all, this approach needs to be viewed from multiple angles. From the security point of view, this practice of the property is reasonable, because installing this system can greatly protect the safety of the owners. This community will not let people in and out casually. If there is no elevator card, you may not even get on the elevator, which can prevent others from entering the community to steal and damage the property rights of the owners. But sometimes the decision made by the property is sudden. For the major decisions of the basic community, the property must post an announcement and obtain the consent of more than two-thirds of the owners before he can install it. Sometimes he installed the elevator and modified it without the consent of a group or even posting it. It is unreasonable and illegal for him to install such a property. Because when buying a house, many people assume the pool area of the elevator, and the ownership of the elevator belongs to the owner rather than the property.

If the property overcharges the property fee after adding the provision system, then he is likely to raise the property fee in disguise. In addition, the provided system also has some unsafe places. If the elevator maintenance is not in place and the elevator drops rapidly, the ordinary elevator can quickly press all floors. It can slow down the descending speed of the elevator, but this method is completely unworkable for elevators with supply systems. If the elevator is dead, all you can do is wait quietly. He can't help himself.

For some elderly people, providing the system is unfriendly because. The community is inhabited, and sometimes the elderly forget to bring their elevator cards. At this time, if someone else helps him brush, it is very likely that the old man will climb an elevator. What should someone do at home? Without an ID card, he can't go up the stairs, and it's inhuman to be too close to home.