Home is a haven—therefore, working together to implement home safety protection is crucial homework. We can live with peace of mind and truly make our homes safe only when we have adequately implemented disaster prevention measures.Zone D: Home Safety (2F)Bug-out BagPrevention of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Gas SafetyElectrical SafetyResidential Fire Alarm                                                  Home Safety TestSecure Furniture Against EarthquakesThree Steps to Safety in an EarthquakeEarthquake Simulation           Escape Room Earthquake Simulation Children younger than 5 must be accompanied by a parent or teacher. The earthquake experience is only open to groups with reservations from Tuesday to Friday.People with no reservations can queue up for the earthquake experience during set hours on Saturdays.Escape RoomOn the first day of each month, reservation is open for the following month. Reservations are closed seven days before every date.There are four sessions every day from Tuesday to Saturday.The set number of players for each game is 4-6 people.The experience goes on for about 1 hour.Please do not let children younger than 6 years enter. Children aged 6-12 years old need to be accompanied and properly looked after by parents.

Fires are classified according to where they occur, including buildings, vehicles, watercraft, aircraft, forests, fields, etc. Statistics reveal that more than 20,000 fires have occurred in Taiwan in the past 20 years. Building fires account for 70% of those fires. This shows that we cannot delay in taking precautions.Zone C: Fire Zone (1F) Learn about FiresSources of FiresPut out FiresFirecrackers                                                      Put Out Fires with FirefightersWhat Should You Do in a Fire?                                                                                 Smoke Simulation RoomChildren younger than 7 years must be accompanied by a parent or teacher.Service priority is given to groups with reservations.After groups with reservations are completed, the room is open to people with no reservations. Please refer to the on-site announcement and queue up (6-10 people per session). VR (Virtual Reality) Fire Extinguishing ExperienceChildren younger than 12 years old are not allowed in the experience. Open during regular hours.

Taiwan is a place at high risk of natural disasters. About 90% of our land and population are exposed to the threats of more than three natural disasters, such as typhoons, earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, debris flows, and other generated compound disasters. Our risks for these natural disasters rank first in the world. Nevertheless, as long as we understand the causes of various disasters, establish good disaster prevention concepts, and respond correctly, we can still protect our lives and property.Zone A: Natural Disasters (1F)TaoyuanTyphoonEarthquakeTsunamiFloodDebris FlowCompound Disaster Disaster Prevention Tools

Alarm system: refers to equipment or tools used to report a fire.Automatic fire alarmManual fire alarm pull stationsEmergency broadcasting equipmentAutomatic gas leak and fire alarm equipment119 fire reporting deviceFire extinguishing equipment: water or other fire extinguishing agents used in a fire to put out the fire.Fire extinguisher, firefighting sandIndoor fire hydrant equipmentOutdoor fire hydrant equipmentAutomatic sprinkler systemsMist fire extinguishing equipmentFoam fire extinguishing equipmentCO2 fire extinguishing equipmentDry chemical extinguishing equipmentSimple automatic fire extinguishing equipmentFire escape equipment: equipment that help people inside the building escape in the event of a fire.Indication equipment: exit signs/lights, escape route indicator signs/lights, audience guide signs/lights, escape directionsEscape equipment: Refers to slide escape platform, escape ladder, emergency bridge, escape chute, escape sling, rescue cord, sliding rod, and other fire escape equipment.Emergency lighting equipmentEquipment necessary for firefighting and rescue: refers to tools or equipment needed by firemen to conduct firefighting and rescue.Hydrant connection hoseFirefighting water storage tankSmoke ventilation equipment (indoor smoke ventilation equipment for emergency lifts and special fire escape stairs)Emergency power outlet Auxiliary radio communication equipment