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MORGEN is an engineering consultancy firm having vast experience in fire safety design & consulting. We have a team of professionals and resources to provide you the best fire safety solution-based consulting and designing. We ensure the most precise and cost-effective turn-key solution of safety equipment for the Government and private sectors in Bangladesh. Our Engineering skills and services throughout designing, product supply, and installation, safety management consulting.

Our fire safety engineers apply their expertise and knowledge in planning for quality, price, and service, and customer satisfaction.

Our Service and Activities include the following.

  • Fire Standpipe and Hose System
  • Fire Detection & Alarm System
  • Automatic Sprinklers System
  • Fire Pump Protection System
  • Portable Fire Extinguishers
  • Fire Suppression System
  • Public Address (PA) System
  • Emergency Warning & Intercom Systems

Annual Maintance Contract

ANNUAL MAINTENANCE SERVICES

MORGEN Integrated Systems Ltd. is a one -stop solution enterprise with demonstrated experience in successful management and implementation of projects throughout the country to ensure the compliance.We provide compliance consultancy as well as services for compliance development.

Fire Pump Set Servicing & Repair

Fire pumps are an integral part of commercial sprinkler systems and work in tandem with fire and life safety systems to protect people, buildings, and assets in case of a fire emergency. Fire pumps are required when municipal water systems can’t provide adequate pressure to meet the demands of a building’s sprinkler system, such as in high-rise buildings. 

Impact Fire provides fire pump design, installation, inspection, maintenance, and monitoring services to commercial and industrial businesses nationwide. Our fire pump specialists are well-versed in NFPA codes and local AHJ requirements across the country, ensuring fire and life safety compliance with minimal disruption to your business. Whether you need to install a new system or schedule routine maintenance, Impact Fire is the fire protection company you can count on to ensure fire pump functionality and regulatory.

PumpMan Socal Fire Pump Repair Services:

  • Onsite troubleshooting
  • Main Fire Pump – Removal of rotating element and top case or complete fire pump from jobsite (As needed)
  • Jockey pump repairs
  • Pressure regulator repair
  • Pressure relief valves
  • Complete disassembly and inspection including non-destructive testing and precise measuring.
  • Bead blasting and thorough cleaning of all Fire Pump components and parts
  • Fire pump parts fabrication or rebuilt (As necessary)
  • Shaft and wear ring repairs and replacement to manufacturers specifications
  • Impeller inspection repair and precision balancing
  • Special Coatings
  • Replace hardware as necessary
  • Machine shop fully equipped providing professional rebuild capabilities
  • Motor analysis, rebuild, repairs and replacements
  • Reassembly
  • Laser Shaft Alignment
  • Fire Pump testing and certification by others, we service, repair or replace pumps only
  • Delivery and installation as requested

Every Fire Pump we work on is properly disassembled, inspected, cleaned, re-assembled and test run. Whether your pump requires general maintenance or a complete overhaul, we have the knowledge, the quality fire pump parts, and the expertise to complete the job and have your fire pump back in service as quick as possible with the reliability that you expect. We stand behind every rebuild or repair with our 100% workmanship guarantee.

Maintenance of Stand Pipe & Sprinkles System

Standpipe systems are a group of pipes that connect a hose to an adequate water supply. They are part of the fire hydrant system, and are strategically placed in various locations around a building. Many new structures have a combination system of fire sprinklers and standpipe systems, while many older buildings only have a standpipe system. They are usually in buildings with a large floor area or multiple stories, where most of the structure is far away from any entrance or exit.

The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) requires standpipe systems to undergo testing when they are installed, as well as regular ongoing maintenance tests after installation. This includes above-ground testing and underground testing. This article gives an overview of the main testing, maintenance, and inspection requirements as mandated by the NFPA.

Maintenance of Central Fire Detection System

How Old is Your System?

Do you know your system’s age and maintenance history? A system under 5 years old doesn’t usually require much maintenance, and if it does malfunction, it’s likely due to poor installation procedures or voltage transients. A fire system between 5 and 10 years old may develop problems due to environmental factors. Temperature and humidity, as well as voltage fluctuations, can create false alarms.

A system between 10 and 15 years old can provide viable protection if it’s scrupulously maintained. If it hasn’t been well maintained, system malfunction is likely. However, a system that’s nearing 20 years old is a definite risk, as it may be approaching the end of its usefulness. If it’s well maintained, you may continue to get use out of it.

Fire alarms can degrade over time. A fire alarm’s performance can also be compromised by dirt, dust or vandalism. If you’re currently remodeling your facility, fire alarms may also be degraded by debris and accidents. Inspection, testing and maintenance can help you overcome these problems, ensuring you have a fire alarm that works properly.

Maintaining a Fire Alarm System

Here are some procedures you’ll want to adapt for maintaining your alarm system:

  • Check daily to ensure the system is working correctly. Record faults and failures, and fix then them.
  • Test at least one detector call point weekly, as well as smoke and flame detectors. Make sure to calibrate alarm sensors.
  • With systems that have numerous zones (more than 13), test more than one zone weekly.
  • Check the automatic release of fire doors weekly. Also, on a weekly basis, check for disconnections of alarm sounder or transmission signals.
  • Make a weekly report of defects, and alert the appropriate person to fix any problems.
  • Examine batteries and connections quarterly, and replace as needed.
  • Check alarm functions of indicating and control equipment quarterly. Also, test the alarm sounders quarterly, as well as links to independent monitoring companies.
  • Every four months, make sure there are no obstructions around detectors.
  • Ensure that a competent individual reviews your system on an annual basis, even if quarterly procedures have been carried out. This includes checking detectors for correct operation.
  • Arrange for an annual inspection of cable fittings and equipment, confirming they’re secure and protected, not damaged.
  • Obtain a certificate of testing after it’s determined that all of the above inspections and corrections have been made.

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