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Should the fire pump be set to automatic or manual?

It depends on the type of fire pump and the specific design of the system. Generally speaking, most fire pumps should be set to automatic mode in order to ensure that they operate when needed. However, in some cases, manual mode may be more appropriate and necessary.

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It depends on the type of fire pump and the specific design of the system. Generally speaking, most fire pumps should be set to automatic mode in order to ensure that they operate when needed. However, in some cases, manual mode may be more appropriate and necessary.

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