Fire Water Supplies
CKM’s Backbone for Fire Readiness
Electric Motor Driven Sprinkler Pump Sets
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CKM’s electric motor-driven pumps are ideal as primary fire pumps which can be further supported by diesel engine driven pumps as a secondary unit. They are cost-effective and offer lower maintenance costs due to fewer moving parts compared to diesel engines. All CKM’s electric motor driven pumps are carefully selected and hydraulically calculated to ensure that the correct duty is supplied to the fire system.
Diesel Engine Driven Sprinkler Pump Sets
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CKM’s diesel-driven sprinkler pump sets are an essential part of fire protection for facilities located in areas where electricity may be unreliable or prone to outages, especially during emergencies. These pumps provide continuous, reliable water duty to fire systems even when power is down. Their rugged design ensures optimal performance during critical moments, offering peace of mind in situations where safety is paramount. CKM’s diesel engine driven pumps are selected based on hydraulic requirements of the fire systems associated therewith to ensure the correct duty is supplied to the associated fire systems.
Electric Jockey Pumps
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CKM’s Jockey pumps are electric-driven pumps used to maintain optimal pressure in the fire water system. By preventing constant cycling of the main fire pump, jockey pumps reduce the chances of false alarm activations and extend the lifespan of larger, more expensive pumps. These pumps are essential for maintaining the system’s integrity without overloading or wasting resources. Jockey pumps are selected to ensure that the fire systems remain primed and are available in both diesel and electric options.
Fire Water Storage Tanks / Reservoirs
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CKM provides tailored fire water storage tanks designed to meet the specific needs of your site. These storage tanks ensure that adequate water supply is available during an emergency, even if the primary water supply is unavailable or compromised. Whether underground or above ground, these reservoirs are an integral part of any comprehensive fire suppression system.