Electric System — FB Bombas Fire Fighting System — NFPA 20 · ABNT NBR 10897 · ABNT NBR 13714 · ABNT NBR 16704 — Manufacturer since 1944
Electric System — FB Bombas Fire Fighting System — NFPA 20 · ABNT NBR 10897 · ABNT NBR 13714 · ABNT NBR 16704 — Manufacturer since 1944


Electric main pump + jockey + control panel
Configuration indicated for installations with guaranteed electrical power (reliable grid or backup generator). Features an electric motor-driven main centrifugal pump, a jockey pump for network pressure maintenance, and an automatic control panel. This is the most compact and lowest operating cost solution in FB Bombas portfolio — ideal when the project already provides redundant electrical supply.
Series rating Fire Fighting Systems: 4.9/5 · 52 customer ratings
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All components integrated on a factory pre-aligned metal skid
FBCN normalized centrifugal pump driven by a three-phase electric motor. Sized to meet the total system demand (flow × pressure) per project. Automatic activation via pressure switch on network pressure drop.
Low-flow centrifugal pump with pressure equal to or greater than network working pressure. Compensates small leaks maintaining hydrostatic pressure and avoiding unnecessary activation of main pumps. Mandatory requirement in most NFPA 20 projects.
Automatic panel dedicated to the main electric pump with contactor, protections, signaling (pilot lamps), manual/automatic switches and remote monitoring. Sized per pump power and supply voltage.
Calibrated pressure switches continuously monitoring network pressure. Activate jockey pump and main pump automatically on pressure drop. Two-level setting: jockey activation pressure and main pump activation pressure.
Hydropneumatic tank with membrane or diaphragm dampening pressure variations, preventing excessive jockey pump cycles and ensuring system stability at rest.
Carbon steel structural base integrating all components (pumps, motors, panel, tank, accessories) in a single skid. Facilitates transport, installation and maintenance. Includes lifting lugs and factory alignment.
Compliance with national and international fire fighting standards
American standard that establishes minimum requirements for selection, installation, operation, inspection, testing and maintenance of stationary fire protection pumps, including electric, diesel and jockey pumps. It is a mandatory technical reference in most Brazilian fire pump projects.
Brazilian standard establishing minimum requirements for design, installation and maintenance of fixed fire fighting systems with automatic sprinklers. Defines hydraulic sizing criteria for the fire pump, flow and pressure required as a function of risk.
Brazilian standard defining design and installation of hydrant and hose reel systems — integral part of the fire fighting system operating together with the fire pump. Specifies minimum flows per hydrant, residual pressures and risk classes.
Brazilian standard equivalent to and complementing NFPA 20 in the national scope. Establishes specific requirements for stationary fire pump systems adapted to Brazilian reality — includes testing criteria, certification and documentation.
Sectors and installations where this configuration is most indicated
Brazilian manufacturer since 1944 · Petrobras CRCC · vertically integrated factory
Founded in 1944; current factory in Cabreúva/SP
Approved for Oil & Gas — full traceability
NFPA 20 / NBR 16704
Model selected for the specified duty point
Engineered-to-order, no technical outsourcing
CNC machining, assembly test bench
FBCN main pump: FB Bombas systems use FBCN series normalized centrifugal pumps as main pump (electric or diesel) — ensuring ASME B73.1 compliance and availability of 53 models (43 standard + 10 large capacity) for precise sizing.
Technical and commercial answers about this configuration
Send floor plan, project memorial or specifications. Our engineering responds with sizing, commercial proposal and technical documentation for Fire Department approval after briefing analysis.