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What is the role of jockey pumps in a fire pump system?

Jockey pumps are smaller pumps that maintain pressure in the fire protection system between tests and activations. They prevent pressure loss in the system and ensure that the fire pump doesn’t start unnecessarily. Jockey pumps are crucial for system reliability.

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Jockey pumps are smaller pumps that maintain pressure in the fire protection system between tests and activations. They prevent pressure loss in the system and ensure that the fire pump doesn’t start unnecessarily. Jockey pumps are crucial for system reliability.

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