Integrated above ground box pump, integrated above ground fire box pump, and high-rise building pressure boosting and stabilizing equipment

Description :

Integrated ground tank pumpPressure boosting and stabilizing equipment is a fire water supply device used to maintain stable pressure in the working state of the fire water supply system. The integrated boosting and stabilizing equipment for fire box pumps adopts a combination configuration of fire water pumps that meet the requirements, ensuring the performance of the equipment. The integrated boosting and stabilizing equipment of the fire box pump can always maintain the required fire flow and pressure for unfavorable points in the fire water supply system. Once a fire occurs, the fire hydrant or automatic nozzle will release water, the pressure will drop, and an alarm will be triggered to immediately start the fire main pump. It can also be connected to the signal network of the fire button, water flow indicator, and wet alarm valve, and controlled by the fire control room for start and stop. When equipped with an automatic air supply tank, there is no need for an air compressor. The nitrogen cylinder can be inflated and automatically adjusted to ensure the appropriate gas water ratio, utilizing the total volume of the air pressure tank.

　　In recent years, many high-rise buildings that have been in use for a long time have undergone fire safety maintenance and renovation, and have adopted integrated fire box pump boosting and stabilizing equipment. Our company's fire box pump integrated boosting and stabilizing equipment has a compact structure, high degree of full intelligence, adjustable pressure, and wide flow range. This device not only has good quality and low price, but also has obtained the 3CF certification for fire protection products. It is a truly trustworthy product that can be used with confidence. In earlier years, due to our insufficient technological capabilities, building designs were not as scientific as they are now, and the water supply systems of many high-rise buildings were not very in place. We often see this phenomenon where high-rise buildings catch fire and there is no water available for firefighting equipment. Especially for older high-rise buildings, 70% have this problem. This is because the height of the high-level fire water tanks in many high-rise buildings cannot meet the relevant static pressure requirements of the fire protection system, and the fire pumps cannot supply water.

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