K21045 SCP07 Remote access & services on Fire pump systems for sprinklers
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Fire protection systems such as sprinkler and water mist systems require a liquid pump to generate sufficient flow rate and water pressure to achieve their firefighting purpose. Maintenance of these pump systems and associated components has, until now, been carried out on-site at the location of the sprinkler or water mist installation.
Technology is advancing rapidly, offering the market new ways of working. As a result, the industry has initiated a development process to enable the bi-weekly testing of pump systems and associated components to be performed remotely as much as possible. In response, Kiwa has introduced the Specific Certification Programme ‘SCP07 Remote Access & Services on Fire pump Systems for Sprinklers’. This certification programme defines the requirements for such a solution.
Scope of Application
The ‘SCP07 Remote Access & Services on Fire pump Systems for Sprinklers’ specifies the functional and performance requirements for remote access services, as well as for the monitoring and servicing of fire pump systems and associated components used in fire protection systems based on sprinkler and water mist systems.
Currently, the following areas of application for remote access and monitoring are possible. The level of communication technology applied complies with TS-50136-10 and/or IEC 62443-3-3.
SCP07 distinguishes two basic scopes:
- A. Water mist systems – service;
- B. Automatic sprinkler systems – service.
Benefits of Performing Maintenance Remotely
By conducting the bi-weekly tests remotely, qualified personnel can be utilized more efficiently. As testing and maintenance processes are automated, human errors are minimized and results are recorded accurately.
In addition, performing the bi-weekly tests remotely offers two further advantages. On-site users are not disrupted by the activities, and emissions of NOx and COx are reduced, thereby contributing to a more sustainable economy.
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