The Fire Fighting System Pump is a high-performance, reliable pump designed to deliver powerful and consistent water flow during emergencies. Engineered for safety and efficiency, it ensures rapid response to fire situations and complies with international fire protection standards.
Fire pumps are designed for their whole operational life; maximum reliability is always the priority.
The components are affixed onto a steel framing structure.
Each controller has its own individual pressure-sensing line.
The suction line should never include a strainer.
Check the valve and butterfly valve in the discharge line.
NFPA 20 does not allow suction from a negative level for end suction and split case pumps.
When pressure drops below the set value, the jockey starts running with the signal from the pressure switch and
continues running for 10 minutes ill the system pressure reaches the set value. If the pressure continues to drop, first, the main pump starts to run. If the system pressure can't be supplied and the pressure continues to drop, the standby pump starts to run.