Fire Pump Sets

Providing Fire Pump Testing in Dubbo

SUPPORTING AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEMS

MAINTAINING COMPLIANCE ASSURANCE

Conducting Preventative Maintenance

A Room Filled With Lots Of Red Pipes And Pumps — Firewerx In Dubbo, NSW

Your Local Fire Pump Professionals

At Firewerx in Dubbo, we specialise in comprehensive fire pump inspection, testing and maintenance services. Our accredited fire safety practitioners conduct thorough examinations following Australian standard AS1851, ensuring the optimal functionality of fire pump sets. Pump inspections are vital for the long-term viability of your automatic sprinkler systems, not to mention your overall emergency fire response capabilities.

For all of our fire pump assessments, we compile detailed reports on the actions that need to be taken. We'll ensure that water is pumped at the necessary levels to designated areas at the optimal pressure levels. Our technicians bring decades of industry experience to the job.

Call Firewerx on 1300 959 745 to arrange a thorough examination for your fire pump set. Our team also offer inspections for extinguishers, hydrants and hoses. We service Dubbo, Orange, Bathurst, Mudgee, Parkes, Forbes and beyond.

Ensuring Your Water is Pumped Efficiently at Your Property

Signs of a Malfunctioning Pump Set

If you've noticed any of the following with your fire pump set, it's important to arrange a professional inspection and maintenance service ASAP:

Low or Inconsistent Water Pressure: A significant indicator of a malfunctioning fire pump set is a noticeable decrease in water pressure or inconsistent water flow. This can compromise the system's ability to effectively activate sprinklers during an emergency.
Unusual Noises: Odd noises during the operation of the fire pump set, such as excessive vibration, grinding or clanking sounds, may signal mechanical issues or component failure.
Leaks or Visible Damage: Any signs of leaks, corrosion or physical damage to the fire pump set can be indicative of a malfunction. These issues compromise the system's integrity and must be addressed promptly to maintain optimal performance.
Frequent System Alarms: If the fire pump set triggers frequent alarms or false alerts, it may be a sign of electrical or sensor malfunctions. Regular monitoring and prompt investigation of alarm signals are essential to ensure the system's reliability.
Inconsistent Start-Up or Failure to Start: Difficulty in starting the fire pump set or complete failure to start during routine testing or emergencies is a clear indicator of malfunction. This requires immediate attention to identify and rectify the underlying issues to guarantee reliable performance when needed.