ESF UL Split Case Fire Fight Pump

Standard Capacity: 450GPM. 500GPM, 750GPM,1000GPM, 1250GPM,1500GPM,2000GPM
Standard: UL certificated

Description

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The packaged fire pump set is generally an automatic fire water supply system This pump set complies with NFPA20 application requirements and UL listed already. It consists of a main end suction pump (driven by an electrical motor),stand by end suction pump (driven by diesel engine) and a jockey pump.This model comes equipped with a separate controller,or one that is attached to the skid. The package also contains discharge valves,common header,and accessories as per UL requirement.

PRODUCT FEATURES

Reliable and fast

lt can fun in the condition of power cut and fully run in 15 seconds after the start signal. Use high elastic coupling, high transmission efficiency,good stability, vibration proof and energy-saving.

Economical

Jokey pump and pressure vesselcan save some electric power.

Easy to install

Simplifies piping design, Easy to commission , Reduced installation time, Less space requirement, Easy to install fire pump set at site.

Completely automatic

Motor pump is duty pump,diesel engineis for standby. Completely automatic control panel. Suitable for any emergency firefightingoccasions

APPLICATION

Fire extinguish system of enterprises and institutions, construction, high-rise building and other fixed fire fighting system, automatic sprinkler system.
high- rise building zoning fire-fighting system, production of common water supply systems and construction, municipal, industrial and mining, boiler feed water and other occasions.
fire water supply and emergency water supply in docks, warehouses and airport, petroleum, chemical industry, power plants, liquefied gas, textiles, ships, oil tanker and other occasions.

FAQ

1What are the typical flow rates and pressures for a UL Split Case Fire Fighting Pump?

UL Split Case Fire Fighting Pumps typically provide flow rates ranging from 500 GPM (1,900 LPM) to 10,000 GPM (37,500 LPM) or more, depending on the specific model and application. The pressure output usually ranges from 50 PSI (3.5 bar) to 175 PSI (12 bar), which is sufficient for large commercial and industrial buildings. For further details, welcome to contact us at any time.

2What are the benefits of a split-case design for fire fighting pumps?

The split-case design provides several advantages: Easy maintenance: The pump can be serviced without removing it from the system. The casing can be split open, allowing for easier access to the impeller and other components. Improved reliability: The design helps ensure that the pump operates efficiently for long periods without requiring frequent disassembly or complex procedures. Reduced downtime: Because the pump can be easily inspected and repaired, the downtime for maintenance is minimized.

3How do I install a UL Split Case Fire Fighting Pump?

Locating the pump: Ensure the pump is placed in an accessible location with adequate space for maintenance. Piping Connections: Connect the suction and discharge pipes to the pump, ensuring all fittings are secure. Electrical and Engine Connections: For electric motor-driven pumps, ensure proper electrical connections. For diesel engine-driven pumps, ensure fuel and exhaust systems are installed correctly. Priming: Ensure the pump is properly primed to prevent dry running. System Integration: Integrate the pump into the fire protection system, ensuring it meets all pressure and flow requirements.