Emergency fire pumps are critical marine safety devices designed to supply water for firefighting when main pumps fail. They ensure continuous water flow to fire hydrants, hoses, and sprinkler systems onboard ships. Compliance with SOLAS regulations is mandatory for their installation and operation.

Size: Typically 40-60 m³/hr capacity, compact design for marine installation.

Grade: Compliant with SOLAS, IMO, and ABS standards for marine fire safety.

Viscosity: Suitable for seawater and freshwater, with minimal viscosity impact on performance.

Buoyancy: Non-buoyant, fixed installation with corrosion-resistant mounting.

Material: Cast iron, bronze, or stainless steel construction for durability and corrosion resistance.

Pressure Rating: 7-10 bar discharge pressure for effective firefighting.

Power Source: Electric or diesel-driven, with backup options for redundancy.

Temperature Range: Operates in -20°C to +60°C environments.

Certification: Class-approved by DNV, LR, or BV for marine applications.

Yes, Emergency Fire Pumps and Marine Fire Safety products typically comply with international maritime standards such as SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea), IMO (International Maritime Organization) regulations, and classification society standards like ABS, DNV, or Lloyd's Register.