Fire Pump

A fire pump is a critical component of a building’s fire protection system, designed to supply high-pressure water to fire sprinkler systems and standpipes during emergencies. Typically powered by electricity, diesel, or steam, fire pumps activate when the water pressure in the system drops below a certain threshold, usually due to the activation of sprinklers or fire hoses. Fire pumps ensure consistent water flow even in large or high-rise buildings where normal water pressure may be insufficient. They play a crucial role in boosting firefighting efforts, providing reliable water supply to control and extinguish fires efficiently.