When pressure drops below the set value, jockey starts running with the signal from the pressure switch and continues running for 10 minutes till the system pressure reaches the set value. If the pressure continues to drop, first the main pump starts to run. If the system pressure cannot supply and pressure continues to drop, the standby pump starts to run.
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Product Features:
Wide range of fire pumps and units available, including vertical pipeline pumps, vertical multistage pumps, horizontal end suction pumps, horizontal double suction pumps, fire booster units, fire stabilization units, and fire control cabinets.
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Applications:
Suitable for fire hydrants, fire hoses, fire sprinklers, and other firefighting systems requiring pressurized water supply.
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Compliance:
Complies with GB 6245-2006 fire pump national standards and CCCF certification.
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Technical Parameters:
Max Flow: 200L/s | Max Head: 300m
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
1. How does the jockey pump start and stop in this system?
The jockey pump starts automatically when a signal from the pressure switch indicates the pressure has dropped below the set value. It continues to run for 10 minutes until the system pressure is restored to the set target.
2. What happens if the jockey pump cannot maintain the system pressure?
If the pressure continues to drop despite the jockey pump running, the main pump will activate. If the pressure still fails to reach the required level, the standby pump will then start automatically.
3. What are the maximum performance limits for flow and head?
The system is designed to handle a maximum flow of up to 200L/s and a maximum head reach of 300 meters, making it suitable for high-demand industrial applications.
4. Which fire safety certifications do these pump units comply with?
Our fire pump and fire unit products fully meet the GB 6245-2006 national fire pump standards and are compliant with CCCF regulations.
5. What types of pumps are included in your fire fighting range?
The range includes vertical pipeline pumps, vertical multistage pumps, horizontal end suction pumps, horizontal double suction pumps, and various fire booster and stabilization units.
6. What materials are used for the pump construction?
The pump bodies are typically constructed from high-quality cast iron, ensuring durability and reliability for clean water media in industrial firefighting environments.
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