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The beating heart of any water-based fire protection system, ensuring adequate water pressure and flow rate during an emergency.
The Fire Pump Room draws water from dedicated underground or overhead fire tanks. The system typically consists of three pumps: a Jockey Pump, a Main Electrical Pump, and a Diesel Engine-Driven Standby Pump.
The Jockey pump maintains minor pressure drops. If a hydrant is opened or a sprinkler bursts, pressure drops significantly, triggering the Main Electrical Pump. If power fails, the Diesel Pump automatically kicks in to ensure uninterrupted water supply.
It automatically compensates for minor pressure drops and helps prevent unnecessary starting of the main fire pump.
It automatically starts when significant pressure drops occur, ensuring reliable water delivery to hydrants, firefighting systems.
It ensures continuous operation of the firefighting system, the required water pressure and flow for effective fire protection.
It helps monitor, control, and manage critical fire protection systems for quick and effective emergency response.
It ensures a reliable and continuous water supply to sprinklers, hydrants, and other fire protection equipment during emergencies.
