In a fire emergency, every second matters. Fire pump systems are the heart of many firefighting setups, supplying the necessary water pressure to sprinklers and hydrants. But what happens if the controller, the very component that starts and stops the fire pump, experiences a fault or failure? This is where the Emergency Run Feature plays a critical role.
In this article, we’ll break down the purpose, function, regulatory standards, and benefits of the Emergency Run feature found on modern fire pump controllers. Whether you're a fire protection engineer, facility manager, or AHJ (Authority Having Jurisdiction), understanding this feature could make all the difference in an emergency situation.
