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Does anyone else feel the pain of that fire pump...lol

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I am a fire technicoan, how fo locate the inspector's test valve in a multi floor building

What happened to talking about fire cycle

I have just recently stumbled across your videos. I find them to be very informative and helpful. I have also informed our apprentices to check out your videos. My background is I have been in the Fire protection Industry for 32 years. I was in the installation of Fire Sprinkler Systems for 22 or 23 years and the last 10 years doing Service, Inspections and Testing. I hold a NICET III In water based systems and Backflow license in Georgia and Florida. What really got my attention was the topic of testing and inspection of PRV on standpipe systems. As an inspector in Georgia I have only been part of testing PRV with one company. I have often questioned why is it we go into a building being 4 stories or 90 and the standpipe system is never on our reports. I will say that whenever I go on a new inspection I will inventory the standpipe systems as part of the report. I’m not saying these systems aren’t getting tested. I’m sure most companies hire them out to inspectors who do that everyday. I just find it odd that it’s not being done in house. Keep the videos coming I learn something new everyday or doing something a different way that I was taught. God speed Neil

Amazing thank you for this video. Now through out of this video I understand how does stand pipe system and sprinkler system work. I'm studying Fire safety curriculum to become FLSD and now I'm confident that I could easily pass my exam. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience 🙏🙏🙏

This is very powerful and inspiring this company is doing the deal ! And who ever did the videography is gifted and talented.Great job!!

I love how my team sprinklermatic explains everything from installation to cost and gives client easy access of how to go about purchasing a fire system!!!

Nice job sir. very well described. good wishes for your institution

Im a new Fire Dept inspector and this video is very helpful. Thank you!

you would think the bell alarm would go off when you initiate shut down procedure. The aux power knife is off, the other two knifes are on; bell should ring. Great video, thank you.

Thank you sir , more and more videos please

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very clear sir.I am support your video.Thank you.

The containment system failed!!

i do 13d... i am wondering how hard it would be to learn all this... its alien to me... ???

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If i had a dime for every patterson I’ve rebuilt in the last 15 years Well you can imagine

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The large hospital/research center/Ambutory care buildings that I retired from had 7 fire Pumps from 75 to 250 HP. I was INE if the electricians who had to run them every week & perform Quarterly PM'S on. Hate how lazy sprinkler guys install angry water pressure gauge sideways. Only takes a minute to install a Nicole & a 90 degree elbow to have them facing straight up making them easier to take readings. How the hell do they get a way with using open motors on all fire pumps instead of the TEFC ( totally enclosed fan cooled ) motors. Have seen every fire pump several times have bad packing then spraying water over open motors and water getting into motors. Hospital fire pumps do not time out after the usual 10 minutes of test run like other buildings. We had a for pump panel like the in your vidio. Had the cheapest piece of shit contactors which you could not remove cover to inspect contacts . We always had to open the drain valve below fire pump water pressure gauge to start pump then record that reading.

10 years working in this company and every year is better I am very proud of this team Good bless Sprinklermatic

Thank you

This is a great video for someone who is getting into testing

They pay for nothing company a POS don't get them

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very clear and informative, thanks for the effort

Great job by Robert.Tamilnadu safety council.Secretary

Great job by Robert.Tamilnadu safety council.Secretary

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Fire pump base isnt grouted.

Great presentation 👏 👌 👍

Does this system have one main pump

Great video/overview.. room for improvement in volume control - sometimes barelys audible and other times loud.

Good video I just subscribed

Thanks for the video. When there's a fire though, will the jockey pump be also running? Since Jockey pump turns on first before the fire water pump reaches its switch on pressure I'm thinking it's running but I am not sure though.

how much pressure does this pump create

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Proud to work for this company

Awesome video!!

Thank you. Alll the best

I thought it was open stem yoke he said outside stem yoke I'm probably wrong again LOL

Definitely explains a lot I haven't put in a fire pump in 12 years and I don't know where I got in my head that the bypass valves had to stay closed the only thing that stays closed is the fire pump test header I felt like such an idiot when I was doing my tampers and flows today,, I'll know better next time. A very good refresher course video.

Just noticed the entire base isn’t even grouted. That pump will need repacked every other year cause of vibration. I guess the awesome instructors at sprinklermatic university didn’t teach that one 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Great company

so, is Capt. Gustin saying not to pump into a system with a fire pump running ?