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Assembling the EDJ Fire Pump Set

The conventional electric pump is the main pump, the diesel engine pump is the backup pump, and the voltage stabilizer pump plays a role in the stabilization of the whole system. When the electric pump fails or the mains is cut off, the control cabinet will receive the pressure gauge from the electric contact. When the signal comes, the diesel engine pump will be started within 5 seconds, and the rated working condition will be reached within 20 seconds to ensure the normal operation of the fire extinguishing work.

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The fire pump set has the following advantages:
1. Easy to install: the pump set only needs to connect the inlet and outlet to the main line through flanges, etc., low in and high out, the factory has completed everything on the construction site
2. Easy to debug: The equipment adopts PLC modular design, and personnel with primary circuit knowledge can operate and debug
3. Reduce installation time: Since the installation steps are relatively simple compared to a single unit, the working hours are greatly shortened
4. Realize integration: diesel engine pump, electric pump, voltage stabilizer pump, control cabinet, etc. are all on one base, the company adopts robot specialized production, and the quality is stable
5. Space saving: Compared with traditional on-site installation, the installation space is greatly saved
6. Pre-installation of electrical circuits: The power cables and sensor cables between the control cabinet and each pump have been connected before leaving the factory. When you arrive at the site, you only need to connect them to the main power supply according to the drawings.

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    When installing a fire pump, it is essential to adhere to specific requirements to ensure its proper functionality and compliance with safety standards. Here are some important installation requirements to consider:

    Codes and Standards: Familiarize yourself with local fire codes, regulations, and industry standards applicable to fire pump installations.

    Location and Accessibility: Choose an appropriate location for the fire pump that allows for easy access, maintenance, and serviceability.

    Foundation and Mounting: Ensure that the fire pump is installed on a stable and level foundation capable of supporting its weight and minimizing vibration.

    Electrical Connections: Electrical connections should be performed by licensed electricians following electrical codes and regulations.

    Water Supply: Ensure an adequate and reliable water supply for the fire pump.

    System Piping and Valves: The piping system should be installed following the pump manufacturer’s specifications and relevant standards.

    Controls and Monitoring: Install the pump’s control panel and associated instrumentation according to manufacturer guidelines.

    Testing and Commissioning: Thoroughly test and commission the fire pump system before placing it into service.

    Documentation and Training: Maintain comprehensive documentation of the installation, including drawings, equipment specifications, test reports, and maintenance records.

    It is crucial to consult with fire protection professionals, including fire engineers and pump manufacturers, to ensure compliance with all relevant requirements during the installation process. Proper installation is essential for the reliable operation of the fire pump and the safety of the facility and its occupants.