The booster pump provides the necessary pressure to deliver water to the sprinklers and hydrants of the fire extinguishing system.

No, the system usually activates automatically in the event of a pressure drop or a fire.

Requires an installation specialist and fire approved contractor to perform pressure and performance testing.

The price of fire pump booster is determined based on safety standards, pressure capacity, output flow rate, type of electric pump and control equipment.

Engine power, pump brand, type of parts, type of controller (fixed speed or variable speed), tank capacity and installation cost are factors affecting the final price.

Usually, between 2.5 and 5 bar pressure is needed so that the spraying radius and uniformity of water distribution (Uniformity Coefficient) is at the highest level.