Fire Fighting System with Two Electric Pumps and Jockey Pump- YesChamp IMP & EXP Co., LTD

Fire Fighting System with Two Electric Pumps and Jockey Pump

Oct 25,2023

Fire is a devastating force that can cause loss of life and property damage. The importance of having a fire fighting system cannot be overstated. Among the different types of fire fighting systems available, one that stands out is the fire fighting system with two electric pumps.The fire fighting system with two electric pumps and a jockey pump is a crucial aspect of safety in any building. It is the responsibility of building owners, architects, and engineers to ensure that such a system is in place to protect occupants and property from fire damage.

Products Description

The system consists of two electric pump and one jockey pump, pressure vessel, controller for manual or automatic operation of system and standard accessories mounted on base frame. Two electric pumps, one is main pump and another is standby pump.They work by pumping water through a network of pipes and hoses to deliver pressurized water to the area of the fire. This system is highly effective in suppressing and containing a fire.

The jockey pump is a small pump that is used to maintain the pressure of the system. Its role is to ensure that the system is always charged and ready to go when needed. It is important to note that the jockey pump does not provide water for sprinklers but rather keeps the water constantly moving through the system.The two electric pumps and the jockey pump work together in an interconnected system to provide maximum protection against fire. Such a system is typically installed with alarm and suppression features to ensure that it works effectively in case of an emergency.

Why Choose Us?

Overall, the safety of a building should be a priority, and the installation of a fire fighting system with two electric pumps and a jockey pump is a critical component of this effort. It is important to ensure that the system is regularly inspected, tested, and maintained to ensure that it is always in proper working order. With such a system in place, building occupants and property are protected from the devastating impact of fire.