subject: Why Aquariums Sometimes Hire Seawater Pumps [print this page] Aquariums need to operate within an extremely tight budget to survive. The unexpected expense of having to repair or replace broken equipment is the last thing an aquarium manager needs, on top of everything else.
A real example of an aquarium pump failure
A beach-located pump failure is exactly what an aquarium in the North of England was faced with in August 2009. The aquarium manager was able to call upon a UK pump hire specialist (with depots located nationwide) that provided a quick and efficient response. The pump hire company was able to provide the facility with a temporary pump within four hours, meaning it could stay open.
Only aquarium managers who have forged a partnership with a pump rental specialist will be as prepared as possible in the occurrence of equipment failure.
With contingencies in place, aquarium management and staff can enjoy peace of mind knowing that if a pump failure does happen, the emergency can be quickly over; taken care of by experienced, proven professionals.
Other occasions when pump rental is necessary
It is not only in an emergency that a pump hire company can play a critical role in helping an aquarium to stay open. Beach-located pumps need to be serviced from time to time, and therefore can be out of action for hours, days, or even longer. A hired pump (and any ancillary equipment) can easily be hired in the interim, at an affordable cost.
Other savings pump hire offers
Where aquariums differ from so many other tourist attractions is that the sea life they hold needing to be transported to another facility should a pump failure take place. By having a hired pump in place in a matter of hours, the aquarium will avoid the considerable cost that evacuating and temporarily re-housing sea life and other animals involves.
A specialist pump hire company will confidently "take control"
An established pump rental company, with years of experience in dealing with all manner of pump-related emergencies will have the personnel in place who know exactly how to deal with a pump emergency at an aquarium.
After setting up the hired temporary pump, and ensuring the aquarium's fresh seawater supply is virtually uninterrupted, the specialist pump engineer will then set about repairing the original pump as quickly as possible.
With this done, the rented pump can be removed and the original equipment can return to functioning at its required capacity.
