In large residential complexes and high-rise buildings, fire pumps are essential for supplying water to sprinkler systems and standpipes, particularly in taller buildings where the municipal water pressure may be insufficient to reach upper floors. Jockey pumps ensure that pressure is maintained throughout the system, providing consistent readiness for fire suppression. High-rise buildings often have complex zoning and compartmentalization to prevent the spread of fire, and fire pumps must be powerful enough to provide water across multiple zones simultaneously if a fire breaks out in more than one area. In residential complexes, fire safety is critical due to the presence of numerous occupants, so fire pumps must be reliable, regularly tested, and properly maintained to ensure they can deliver sufficient water pressure for fire suppression at any time. Additionally, fire pumps in these settings are typically required to have backup power sources, such as diesel engines or generators, to ensure they remain operational in the event of a power outage, which is common during fire emergencies.