ETNA ALP POMPA TEKNOLOJİLERİ TİCARET VE SANAYİ ANONİM ŞİRKETİ

Fire pumps are critical components of fire fighting systems, designed to supply water at high pressure to sprinkler systems, fire hose reels, or hydrants during emergencies. These pumps ensure an uninterrupted and powerful water flow, essential for suppressing fires and protecting buildings, equipment, and lives. Features: Compliance with International Standards: Fire pumps are designed to meet global standards, such as TS EN 12845, NFPA 20, and are available in UL Listed and FM Approved models, ensuring safety, reliability, and compliance with legal requirements. High-Performance Water Delivery: These pumps are engineered to deliver high-pressure water, ensuring rapid and effective fire suppression. Variety of Models: Diesel Engine or Electric Motor: Available in both diesel and electric motor variants to suit different operational environments and preferences. Portable and Stationary Options: Fire pumps can be fixed or portable, providing flexibility for various types of installations. Durability and Reliability: Built to operate in extreme conditions, fire pumps are made from corrosion-resistant materials to ensure long-lasting performance. Automatic Start: Many fire pumps are equipped with automatic starting mechanisms, enabling quick and efficient activation during emergencies. Types of Fire Pumps: Residential Fire Pumps: Smaller systems designed specifically for residential buildings, ensuring fire protection in homes and small complexes. Commercial and Industrial Fire Pumps: Larger, more powerful systems suitable for commercial and industrial use, providing high-capacity water flow to handle extensive fire suppression needs. Portable Diesel Fire Pump: Designed for use in remote areas or for temporary installations where quick deployment is needed. Hızır Mobile Fire Extinguishing and Flood Evacuation Pump: A specialized mobile system that not only extinguishes fires but also assists in removing floodwaters, providing versatile functionality in emergencies.