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Boltek ERL10-KIT2 Dual-Sensor Lightning Detection System vs Fire Pump Products (split-case / end-suction)
Spec comparison for two products on Aviation Souk. Both compete in Fire Safety & Rescue.
Fire Safety & Rescue
Boltek ERL10-KIT2 Dual-Sensor Lightning Detection System
by Boltek Corp
Dual-sensor airfield lightning alert — field mill + strike sensor with red/yellow/green ramp alerting.
Fire Safety & Rescue
Fire Pump Products (split-case / end-suction)
by NAFFCO FZCO
UL Listed and FM Approved horizontal split-case and end-suction centrifugal fire pumps — factory-tested to NFPA 20 for airport and airside fire suppression infrastructure.
| Cost of ownership | Boltek ERL10-KIT2 Dual-Sensor Lightning Detection System | Fire Pump Products (split-case / end-suction) |
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| Lead time (weeks) | ?–? | ?–? |
| Delivery | — | — |
| Install | — | — |
| GCC airports deployed | 0 | 0 |
| Certifications | 0 | 0 |
Specs
Technical specifications.
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| Split-case (NF-S) capacity range at 3,550 RPM | — | 500–1,500 US GPM |
| Split-case (NF-S) capacity range at 2,900 RPM | — | 750–1,500 US GPM |
| End-suction (NF-E) capacity range | — | up to 750 US GPM |
| End-suction rated pressure range (NF-E series) | — | 50–139 PSI |
| Split-case example (NF-S-150-100) rated capacity | — | 750–1,000 US GPM |
| Split-case example (NF-S-150-100) UL listed pressure | — | 101–216 PSI |
| Driver options | — | Electric motor or diesel engine |
| Testing standard | — | NFPA 20, UL 448, FM 1319 |
| Certifications | — | UL Listed, FM Approved, LPCB Approved |
| Origin | — | UAE (NAFFCO FZCO, Dubai) |
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