APPLICATION FOR WEEKLY FIRE PUMP TESTING CERTIFICATE 2025

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Monthly fire pump testing typically involves a series of checks and inspections to ensure that the fire pump system is operational and ready to respond effectively in case of a fire. A no-flow churn test must also be performed. Electric fire pumps require a minimum run time of 10 minutes.
DIESEL FIRE PUMP WEEKLY TEST PROCEDURE The pump should be run a minimum of 30 minutes. Record the pressure at which the pump automatically started. Observe how long it takes the engine to crank and once started how long it takes to docHub running speed. Record the pump suction and discharge pressures.
Many building codes and fire protection regulations require that fire pumps be UL/FM certified.
The fire pump flow test should be done yearly to measure your pumps flow and pressure. This test can help diagnose and fix any problems with the pumps performance. Youll want to run a full flow test for diesel and electric pumps.
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procedure Record the system suction and discharge pressure gauge readings. Check the pump packing glands for slight discharge. Adjust gland nuts if necessary. Check for unusual noise or vibration. Check packing boxes, bearings or pump casing for overheating. Record the pump starting pressure.
Basically, the fire pump needs a complete inspection annually at full capacity. However, electric motors and internal combustion engine pumps need to be tested monthly. In addition, several other parts of the system also require monthly inspection.
NFPA 25 fire pump testing requires a weekly visual check of the pumps components including valves, gauge readings, fuel and oil levels, electrical systems, ventilation, and heating. Weekly visual inspections can be performed by a trained and qualified in-house employee.

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