fire pump set

Standard:
       UL    Flow：100-3000 GPM    Head： 90-250 PSI 
       NON-UL   Flow：100-10000GPM   Head： 40-250 PSI 

Flow：25-10000 GPM
Max Head：25 Bar

This large, high-efficiency firefighting foam canister is designed for industrial and professional settings, offering exceptional fire extinguishing performance and reliable safety assurance. Whether in factories, warehouses, or other high-risk environments, it is the best choice for fire rescue operations.

Non-UL Flow：30-9000 GPM
Non-UL Head： 3-20 Bar (40-300 psi)
UL Flow：50-3000 GPM
UL Head： 5-20 Bar (72.5-290 psi)
The EDJ Fire Pump Set includes diesel engine pumps, electric pumps and jockey pumps.

Standard:
       UL    Flow：50-2000 GPM    Head： 80-250 PSI 
       NON-UL   Flow：50-5000GPM   Head： 40-250 PSI 

Standard:
       UL    Flow：100-3000 GPM    Head： 90-250 PSI 
       NON-UL   Flow：100-10000GPM   Head： 40-250 PSI 

Flow：80-2700 GPM
Head：10-24 Bar 145-350 psi
Power：11-1000 kw
Caliber：65-300 mm
Frequency：50 or 60 Hz
Working Pressure：≤2.5 MPa

1.Flow: 50-5000GPM
2.Head: 3-20Bar
3.Speed: 740-2900r/min
4.Power: Electric pump: 1.5-710 kw, Jockey pump: 0.55-160kw
5.Caliber: 25-800mm
6.Material: HT200，SS304，Bronze
The EEJ Fire Pump System includes two electric pumps and a jockey pump.

Flow：25-10000 GPM
Max Head：25 Bar

In flood crises, speed and efficiency are paramount. Flood control and drainage mobile pump trucks not only offer rapid response but also deliver exceptional performance, enabling them to address a variety of emergency situations, whether it’s flood control and drainage or other urgent tasks. Contact us to learn more, and join us in defending safety and safeguarding your community.

Flow：50-7500 GPM
Head：3-20 Bar 40-300 psi
Power：11-1000 kw
Caliber：50-400 mm
Frequency：50 or 60 Hz

Standard:
       UL    Flow：100-3000 GPM    Head： 90-250 PSI 
       NON-UL   Flow：100-10000GPM   Head： 40-250 PSI 

Non-UL Flow：30-9000 GPM
Non-UL Head： 3-20 Bar (40-300 psi)
UL Flow：50-3000 GPM
UL Head： 5-20 Bar (72.5-290 psi)
The EDJ Fire Pump Set includes diesel engine pumps, electric pumps and jockey pumps.

Flow：25-10000 GPM
Max Head： 25 Bar

A mobile pump truck is a specialized firefighting vehicle designed for emergency response. Equipped with a water pump, water tank, hoses, and other firefighting equipment, it serves to quickly supply water and pressure to control fires and emergencies. Overall, the mobile pump truck’s pivotal role lies in providing essential resources for firefighting efforts, ensuring efficient fire control and property protection.

Standard:
       UL    Flow：100-3000 GPM    Head： 90-250 PSI 
       NON-UL   Flow：100-10000GPM   Head： 40-250 PSI 

The Diesel Engine Split Case Fire Pump finds wide application in various locations and buildings, including factories, commercial buildings, residential complexes, hospitals, airports, ports, and more.

Standard:
       UL    Flow：50-2000 GPM    Head： 80-250 PSI 
       NON-UL   Flow：50-5000GPM   Head： 40-250 PSI 

Non-UL Flow：30-9000 GPM
Non-UL Head： 3-20 Bar (40-300 psi)
UL Flow：50-3000 GPM
UL Head： 5-20 Bar (72.5-290 psi)
The EDJ Fire Pump Set includes diesel engine pumps, electric pumps and jockey pumps.

Standard:
       UL    Flow：100-3000 GPM    Head： 90-250 PSI 
       NON-UL   Flow：100-10000GPM   Head： 40-250 PSI 

The Diesel Engine Split Case Fire Pump finds wide application in various locations and buildings, including factories, commercial buildings, residential complexes, hospitals, airports, ports, and more.

UL Flow:50-500GPM
UL Head:6-16 Bar / 90-230PSI

Flow：50-5000 GPM
Head：3-16 Bar / 40-232 psi
Power：11-1000 kw
Frequency：50 or 60 Hz

Ensure optimal performance and reliability of your fire protection system with our premium Jockey Pumps. Designed for maintaining constant pressure in fire sprinkler networks, our Jockey Pumps offer dependable pressure control, enhancing fire safety measures in commercial and industrial settings. Trust in our high-quality Jockey Pumps to safeguard your property and personnel against fire hazards effectively.

Flow：50-7500 GPM
Head：3-20 Bar 40-300 psi
Power：11-1000 kw
Caliber：50-200 mm
Frequency：50 or 60 Hz

Flow：50-5000 GPM
Head：30-160 m 3-16 Bar 40-232 psi
Power：11-1000 kw
Frequency：50 or 60 Hz

UL Flow：100-2500 GPM
UL Head：90-250 PSI

Flow：250-10000 GPM
Head：30-200 m / 3-20 Bar / 40-290 psi

Regular maintenance is crucial to ensure the reliability of outdoor fire pumps. This includes checking and changing engine oil, inspecting and cleaning intake strainers, testing pump operation, and ensuring all hoses and connections are in good condition. Additionally, regular testing and inspection by qualified professionals are recommended.

Firefighting pumps are critical assets in disaster response and emergency management scenarios, where rapid and effective fire suppression is essential for protecting lives and property. These pumps can be deployed in various emergency situations, including natural disasters like wildfires, earthquakes, and floods, as well as human-made disasters such as industrial accidents or terrorist attacks.

As environmental concerns become more prominent, there is growing interest in environmentally friendly firefighting pump options. This includes pumps that use biofuels or alternative energy sources such as solar power, as well as pumps designed to minimize emissions and reduce environmental impact during operation.

Firefighting pumps can be equipped with various accessories and add-ons to enhance their performance and versatility. Common accessories include foam proportioning systems for generating fire-suppressing foam, hose reels for convenient storage and deployment of hoses, suction strainers and filters for protecting the pump from debris, and pressure regulators for controlling the flow and pressure of water.

When selecting a firefighting pump, it’s essential to consider factors such as the type and size of fires likely to be encountered, the terrain and accessibility of the area, the availability of water sources, and the expertise of the operators. For example, wildland firefighting may require lightweight and portable pumps capable of drawing water from remote sources, while industrial settings may require high-capacity pumps with specialized features for handling flammable liquids or chemicals.

Safety precautions include wearing appropriate protective gear, ensuring proper ventilation when operating gasoline or diesel-powered pumps indoors, following proper procedures for fueling and starting the pump, and maintaining a safe distance from flames and hazardous materials.

When selecting a firefighting pump, it’s essential to consider factors such as the type and size of fires likely to be encountered, the terrain and accessibility of the area, the availability of water sources, and the expertise of the operators. For example, wildland firefighting may require lightweight and portable pumps capable of drawing water from remote sources, while industrial settings may require high-capacity pumps with specialized features for handling flammable liquids or chemicals.

Advancements in firefighting pump technology focus on improving efficiency, reliability, and safety. Some emerging trends include the development of more compact and lightweight pumps, integration of smart monitoring and control systems, and the use of alternative fuels for powering pumps, such as hydrogen or electric batteries.