Fire pump systems — built to save lives.
Electric main + diesel standby + jockey fire pump packages for high-rises, industrial plants and commercial buildings. NFPA / IS-compliant, end-to-end.
- NFPA 20
- IS-compliant
- Electric + diesel + jockey
- High-rise ready
Six configurations we supply.
End-suction fire pumps
Compact, space-saving design perfect for tight mechanical rooms or retrofit projects. High efficiency, steady water flow for rapid pressure build-up.
Split-case fire pumps
Superior flow rates and pressure — best for large installations requiring reliable, high-capacity fire suppression.
Electric main pumps
Primary fire pump on electrical supply — instant-start on pressure drop via jockey pump control logic.
Diesel standby pumps
Diesel-engine standby pump for when electrical fails — NFPA-compliant, instant-start, tested regularly.
High-rise ready
Boosted-pressure configurations for high-rise buildings — sprinkler lines, hydrant systems and standpipes.
NFPA / IS compliant
Full packages designed and supplied to NFPA 20 and IS standards — panels, controllers, pressure vessels included.
Frequently asked questions
Do you supply complete fire pump packages?
Yes — electric main + diesel standby + jockey pump, with fire pump controllers, pressure vessel and panels. NFPA 20 / IS 15105-compliant packages.
How do you choose between end-suction and split-case?
End-suction is compact and cost-effective for smaller buildings. Split-case gives higher flow and efficiency — needed for large towers and industrial plants. Flow/head curves drive the choice.
Can you retrofit into an existing fire system?
Yes. Site audit first to check piping, valves, controllers and panel readiness — then scope the retrofit.
Do you commission and test the package on-site?
Yes — full commissioning including flow test, pressure test, churn test, and regular-testing schedule handover for the facility's compliance records. Commissioning is on a chargeable basis, separate from the equipment supply.
Designing a fire system?
Share the building type, floors, flow requirement and pressure — we'll quote a pump package.