Fixed motor pumps

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NFPA 20 defines the installation requirements for stationary pumps for fire protection. This standard is the
more common and more complete. It is used for fire protection services.
NFPA 20 includes a selection of fire pumps, installation, acceptance testing and
exploitation.

Euromast distributor of NFPA standard pumps, monitors and is constantly informed about new standards in terms of
fire protection.
Most fire protection companies design their products according to the NFPA standard.
Insurance companies generally take no risk and increase costs if the system
fire pumps are not designed to NFPA standards and fire pumps are not NFPA 20 certified.

Fire pump specifications
The fire pumps sold by EUROMAST are used to pressurize and maintain the pressure of the control systems
against fire such as;
• Sprinkler • Fire cabinets • Fire hydrants
Different types of pumps can be used in fire fighting systems:
• End suction pumps
• In-line vertical pumps
• Pumps with double suction body
• Multistage pumps
EUROMAST fire pumps comply with the requirements of standard NFPA 20
• Separate controller for each pump.
• The max. flow in the suction pipe is less than 3 m / s at rated capacity
• The pressure with zero flow is less than 1,4 times the nominal pressure
• Pressure with 1,5 x rated capacity is not less than 0,65 x rated pressure
• The service factor must not exceed 1,15
•Materials;
Housing: Cast iron
Impeller: Bronze
Shaft: Stainless steel
• Shaft sealing: Soft packing or mechanical seal
• Bearings: L-10 rating of at least 5000 hours at maximum load.
• Flanges according to EN 1092-2 PN 16