Fire pump systems are crucial for efficiently controlling fires and offering effective solutions during fire emergencies. They ensure water supply from various sources, contributing to comprehensive fire containment. Pumps are essential for maintaining adequate water pressure in fixed-place fire suppression systems like fire sprinklers, standpipes (used in high-rise buildings for firefighting), and foam systems. These systems rely on water pressure to effectively extinguish or control fires. Fire pumps are designed to be robust and reliable, capable of operating under high-pressure conditions to support firefighting efforts in various scenarios. Centrifugal pumps are the most common fire pumps and are used with most systems. With centrifugal pumps, pressure is developed principally by the action of centrifugal force or spinning. Horizontal split case & Vertical split case are the common types of pumps. Jockey, Electrical and Diesel pumps are the main three types of Fire pump. When a fire pump is both “UL Listed” and “FM Approved,” it indicates that the pump has undergone testing and evaluation by both UL (Underwriters Laboratories) and FM Global (formerly Factory Mutual) and has met the respective organizations’ standards for safety, performance, and reliability. The common brands used are Naffco, Fire driver, Waterfall, SFFECO, Bristol, Tornatech