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In any building, particularly those with multiple floors or significant occupancy, fire safety is paramount. Two critical components of a building's fire protection system are the jockey pump and the fire pump. The jockey pump serves a crucial role in maintaining pressure within the fire protection system. It operates continuously, ensuring that the system remains pressurized and ready to deliver water in case of a fire emergency. Typically, the jockey pump activates when the system's pressure drops below a certain threshold, replenishing the water supply and keeping the system primed for immediate action. On the other hand, the fire pump is the backbone of the fire suppression system. It is responsible for delivering a large volume of water at high pressure to the sprinkler heads or fire hydrants when a fire is detected. Unlike the jockey pump, which runs continuously, the fire pump activates only during a fire event or when manually triggered by the building's fire alarm system. Both the jockey pump and the fire pump are integral components of a building's fire protection infrastructure. Together, they ensure that water is readily available and delivered effectively to suppress fires, safeguarding lives and property in the event of an emergency. Regular maintenance and testing of these pumps are essential to ensure their reliability and effectiveness when needed most.