Frequently Asked Questions

Your Power & Energy Questions, Expertly Answered

It controls and monitors fire pumps and other connected fire protection equipment. It helps operators manage the system through control switches and status indications.

It provides a central point to control fire fighting equipment. It also helps show important operating and fault conditions to the operator.

It can control equipment such as main fire pumps, jockey pumps, and electric motor driven pumps. The exact setup depends on the fire protection system.

Yes, it can support automatic operation when the system design requires it. It can also include manual controls for operating the connected equipment.

You should provide the pump details, motor ratings, incoming supply, number of pumps, control requirements, installation location, and other project specifications.

Yes, manufacturers can design the panel around the connected pumps and control requirements. You can also specify features such as indications, protection, controls, and monitoring.

They are commonly used in factories, warehouses, hospitals, hotels, commercial buildings, residential projects, and other facilities with fire protection systems.

The panel can include electrical protection for connected equipment along with fault and trip indications. The protection arrangement depends on the equipment and system design.

Look at the manufacturer's panel experience, component selection, manufacturing process, testing practices, customisation options, and ability to meet your project requirements.

SPS Group develops Fire Fighting Panels around the connected equipment and application. We focus on proper component integration, clear controls, practical panel construction, and required testing.