Fire Pumps with Automatic Sprinkler System

Fire pump systems are the heart of an automatic sprinkler network, ensuring that water reaches every corner of a building with the necessary force to suppress fire. These systems are engineered to provide reliable pressure and flow during critical emergencies.

Our Core Pump Solutions

1. Main Fire Pump

The main pump is designed to supply the entire network with the specific pressure and flow rate required by the building’s safety design.

• Power Source: Operates using a high-efficiency electric motor.

• Mechanism: Usually utilizes centrifugal fire pump technology to ensure a steady and powerful water supply.

2. Jockey Fire Pump

The Jockey Pump acts as an auxiliary compensatory unit to maintain constant pressure within the system.

• Primary Function: It works automatically when a small leak occurs in the network, preventing the main pump from needing to start for minor pressure losses.

• Design: Typically features a vertical, multiple-stage design to achieve high pressure while maintaining a compact footprint.

• Operation: Driven by an electric motor.

3. Standby (Backup) Pump

Reliability is key in fire safety. The standby pump serves as a critical backup to ensure the network remains functional at all times.

• Emergency Supply: Takes over the supply of the network if the main pump fails due to a malfunction or is undergoing maintenance.

• Alternative Power: In the event of a main power outage, these pumps are configured to operate in two ways:

  • By connecting backup electrical pumps to the building’s emergency load network and generators.

  • By utilizing pumps powered by a dedicated diesel engine.