Since your pump is not listed, you don't comply with NFPA 20 so why does it
matter if the standard allows an automatic shut off? For your use, the
2010 edition of NFPA states the following:
12.7.2.6 Sole Supply Pumps.
12.7.2.6.1 Shutdown shall be accomplished by manual or automatic means.
Thaanx bob
I just went through the same now.
But If am not providing an automatic shutoff facility,how can I avoid any
damage to the pump in case of mentioned scenario
From the pump supplier I cant expect anything .so from our side what we can
do to make it more safe.?
any thoughts?
Regards
@firesprinkler.org
Subject: Re: FIRE PUMP: Urgent
Thaanx bob
I just went through the same now.
But If am not providing an automatic shutoff facility,how can I avoid any
damage to the pump in case of mentioned scenario
From the pump supplier I cant expect anything .so from our side what we can
do
local AHJ requires
insert stand disclaimer here
bc
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