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Booster Pump is a mechanical device used to increase water pressure and flow in a piping system. It is commonly installed where the existing water pressure is insufficient for proper operation of fixtures, appliances, or fire protection systems. The pump "boosts" the pressure to ensure reliable and consistent water delivery.

• Increases low water pressure in domestic, commercial, and industrial systems

• Available in single-stage or multi-stage configurations

• Can be controlled manually or automatically (with pressure switches or controllers)

• Often includes pressure tanks, sensors, and control panels

• Compatible with potable water, HVAC, irrigation, and firefighting systems

A Fire Electrical Pump is a key part of many fire protection systems, especially in commercial, industrial, and high-rise buildings. It uses an electric motor to drive a centrifugal fire pump, ensuring a reliable supply of water to sprinklers, hose reels, and hydrants during a fire emergency.

A Fire Electrical Pump is an electrically powered fire pump designed to maintain the water pressure in a building’s fire protection piping system during a fire. It's typically the primary pump in most urban settings where electric power is dependable.

1. Electric Motor – Powers the fire pump using grid electricity.

2. Pump (Centrifugal) – Usually a horizontal split-case, end-suction, or vertical turbine type.

3. Controller – Automatically starts the pump when system pressure drops.

4. Power Supply – Often connected to the building’s main electrical system, sometimes with backup power or a generator.

5. Pressure Sensing Devices – Monitor system pressure and activate the pump when needed.