How to Maximize Long Shaft Fire Pump's Lifespan?

The Long Shaft Fire Pump is an Electric Motor Fire Pump, also known as a Dry Long Shaft Fire Pump. It has the advantages of small footprint, stable operation, low vibration, high efficiency and energy saving, and is widely used in high-rise building fire protection, urban water supply and drainage, circulating pressurization, water tower water supply, etc.

So how do we maximize Long Shaft Fire Pump's Lifespan?

1. For the Long Shaft Fire Pump, you must follow the instructions when installing it. You cannot install it casually based on experience. After installation, you must check carefully to ensure that all parts of the pump are installed intact.

2. Before starting, it is also necessary to check whether the impeller is stuck to ensure that the position of the impeller is reasonable.

3. Check whether the cable is broken to avoid leakage.

4. The pump should be placed in a suitable position below the water surface, especially the Long Shaft Fire Pump. If it is not placed well enough, it may stop working halfway.

In addition to standard operation, the Long Shaft Fire Pump should also be maintained.

1. The Long Shaft Fire Pump should be maintained in time after use. After the Long Shaft Fire Pump is used, the sludge in it should be cleaned in time to prevent the sludge from clogging the pump body and affecting the secondary use.

2. Rust prevention should be carried out on all parts of the pump in time. If rust occurs, the service life of the pump will be shortened.

3. The Long Shaft Fire Pump must be suspended vertically in the water for use, and horizontal placement is not allowed. We must install a filter at the inlet of the water pump to ensure that debris does not enter the pump body.

The above are some methods for how to extend the service life of the Long Shaft Fire Pump.