Fire Water Tanks

Fire water tanks are large volume water storage systems that are constantly kept full and ready for use in fire situations. These tanks are of critical importance especially for the effective operation of fire extinguishing systems (sprinklers, hydrants, fire pumps, etc.).

Basic features:

Constantly full requirement: The water in the tank is constantly kept at a certain level for immediate use in the event of a fire.

Durable material: Usually made of galvanized steel, reinforced concrete, GRP or stainless steel.

Capacity: Varies according to the size of the structure and fire risk, usually has a capacity between 50-5000 tons.

Pressure and connection systems: Has outlet connections compatible with sprinklers, fire hydrants and pumps.

Regulation compliance: Designed in accordance with relevant fire regulations and standards such as TS EN 12845.