Fire main and emergency fire pump
Sea water line to the fire hydrants; the emergency fire pump outside the engine room must give two jets and is tested regularly.
In 9 languages
| Language | Term |
|---|---|
| English | Fire main and emergency fire pump |
| Russian | Пожарная магистраль и аварийный пожарный насос |
| Romanian | Magistrala de incendiu și pompa de incendiu de avarie |
| Polish | Magistrala przeciwpożarowa i awaryjna pompa pożarowa |
| Latvian | Ugunsdzēsības maģistrāle un avārijas ugunsdzēsības sūknis |
| Filipino | Fire main at emergency fire pump |
| Indonesian | Pipa induk pemadam dan pompa pemadam darurat |
| Chinese | 消防总管与应急消防泵 |
| Croatian | Protupožarni cjevovod i protupožarna pumpa za nuždu |
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