Pressurecheck is our highly engineered compact water supply solution designed to bring your sprinkler
system back into full compliance.
Taking up roughly two car parking spaces, Pressurecheck is a very compact alternative to a pump and tank system.
It works by drawing water from the town mains supply to feed a sprinkler system which cannot reliably
meet the minimum pressures required for a specific risk. It can also be used as a direct alternative
to traditional pump and tanks systems, increasing valuable revenue space and streamlining
installation.
As Pressurecheck is built and fully tested in our factory, it can be delivered and installed quickly with minimal
disruption. Offering a unique plug-and- play design means that installation time and overall costs are dramatically reduced.
Requisite Pressures
Fire protection regulations specify that sprinkler systems must be supplied at a minimum pressure appropriate to
the fire risk. Any reduction in town main pressure can render a fire protection system non-compliant.
Pressurecheck boosts the sprinkler system pressure in situations where the towns-mains pressure is unsuitable and
has been designed as an engineering solution to meet code standards (clause 9.2.2 (BS
EN12845:2015)).
Pressurecheck has a WRAS approved back-flow prevention system with a reduced pressure zone (RPZ), this means that
no water that enters the sprinkler system will be able to contaminate the drinking water supply.
In an increasingly crowded world, where space is at a premium, space saving solutions are becoming essential. Not
only does Pressurecheck deliver massive space savings, it also simplifies the project planning,
installation and commissioning stages.
In most cases, traditional pump and tank solutions often require lengthy installation periods, involving construction work, extensive planning & coordination and costly visits (and re-visits)
by electricians, fitters and tank engineers etc.
Pressurecheck, however, is pre-built in the factory and arrives fully pre-wired and tested, ready to be connected
to the sprinkler system. Many of the headaches traditionally associated with contracting can be eradicated by
using Pressurecheck and because of the off-site nature of the product, we can dramatically reduce
the on-site costs normally caused by snagging issues and complications that invariably crop up.
Under normal operating conditions, the sprinkler system is supplied via the town mains. Route 1 shows water from the town mains (A) passing through the RPZ (B)
and supplying the sprinkler system connected at (C). Should the town main's supply drop below the required pressure, route 2 is automatically initiated. The pump (D)
is activated, drawing water from the A.V.C. (Anti Vacuum Chamber) (E). The town main then refills the A.V.C. via the high capacity float valves (F). Pressurecheck is
always able to maintain the correct system operating pressure even when main's pressure is unreliable.
Pressurecheck’s smart design enables the unit to be disassembled into small sections (see diagram below) capable of fitting through a single door frame. This makes it ideal for existing buildings
with limited access. When in position, the sections can be easily re-assembled and connected up ready for commissioning.
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FAQs
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