Fire Pump Supplier in the Philippines: NFPA 20 Compliant Packages

JOHOB Hardware Trading supplies NFPA 20 compliant fire pump packages, electric, diesel, and jockey pump and controller sets, sized to a building's fire protection design flow and pressure, nationwide across the Philippines. Every package ships with ISO 9001, TUV SUD, CE, and ASME documentation. Standard lead time is 21 to 35 days ex-stock, 45 to 90 days for made-to-order configurations, with RFQ replies within 1 business day.

An NFPA 20 compliant fire pump package pairs a main fire pump, electric or diesel driven, with a jockey pump and controller, sized to the flow and pressure a building's fire protection design calls for. JOHOB Hardware Trading supplies electric fire pump sets for sites with reliable grid power and backup generation, diesel fire pump sets for sites that need an engine-driven pump independent of the building's electrical system, and jockey pumps that hold system pressure between fire events so the main pump does not short-cycle. Controller packages are available in simplex and duplex configurations, including VFD duplex panel options for sites that need variable-speed pressure control across the fire protection loop, drawn from the same pumping and pressure systems line that supplies JOHOB's booster, transfer, and submersible pump packages.

Electrical panel components for these controllers are sourced through JOHOB's existing panel line, which covers VFD, star-delta, and MCC configurations. Every configuration is quoted against the specific flow (GPM) and pressure (PSI or head) figures from the building's fire protection design, not sold as a fixed catalog unit, because NFPA 20 compliance depends on matching the pump curve to the system's actual hydraulic demand.

Buyers submitting an RFQ should include the fire protection engineer's pump schedule or, where one is not yet available, the building's occupancy classification and hazard class so JOHOB can recommend a configuration for engineering review. Packages are available for commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings nationwide, including sites inside PEZA, SBMA, and Clark zones. This page covers package-level selection; a full diesel versus electric comparison is covered in a separate buying guide linked below.

Every fire pump package JOHOB supplies ships with documentation tracing back to an ISO 9001 certified partner factory quality management system, so buyers and their fire protection engineers have a paper trail for the equipment's manufacturing controls. Pumps and panels carry CE marking on the electrical components, and units are TUV SUD tested before they leave the partner factory. Where a pressure vessel is part of the package, such as a jockey pump air-pressure tank, ASME documentation applies.

This documentation set is provided specifically because NFPA 20 compliance review, and the local fire protection engineer or fire code official signing off on the installation, typically asks for manufacturer test certificates and QMS evidence, not just a datasheet. JOHOB provides these documents as part of the quote package so the buyer's engineer can review them before placing an order, rather than after delivery when a documentation gap is harder to resolve.

Buyers working on PEZA, SBMA, or Clark zone projects, or on any project requiring submission to a local fire marshal, should request the full certification set at RFQ stage so it can be included in the project's compliance file from the start. JOHOB does not manufacture the pump or panel hardware directly; equipment is sourced from a vetted overseas manufacturer and supplied with local warranty and after-sales support.

An NFPA 20 compliant fire pump needs a sized fire reserve water supply to draw from, and JOHOB's sister brand TankSmith supplies the FRP, GRP, HDG, and stainless steel modular tanks used for that reserve.

Coordinating the pump package and the reserve tank through related JOHOB and TankSmith teams means the tank capacity, the pump's rated flow, and the fire protection design's required duration are sized against the same set of numbers, instead of being quoted by two separate suppliers working from different assumptions. This matters most on new-build commercial and institutional projects where the fire reserve tank and the fire pump room are designed together, and on retrofit projects where an existing reserve tank's capacity needs to be checked against a new or upgraded pump's draw rate before the pump is finalized.

Buyers who already have a tank capacity specified by their fire protection engineer can submit that figure with the fire pump RFQ so JOHOB can confirm the pump selection is compatible, or flag it for review if it is not. Buyers without a specified capacity yet can request sizing support referencing the reserve duration and flow rate from their fire protection design. This coordination is available nationwide across the same NCR, Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao, and PEZA and SBMA and Clark coverage area as JOHOB's fire pump packages.

JOHOB quotes fire pump packages against the specific configuration requested, so pricing is not published on this page, but lead times are consistent across projects. Ex-stock configurations ship in 21 to 35 days from order confirmation. Made-to-order configurations, including non-standard flow and pressure combinations or specific controller requirements, run 45 to 90 days. Buyers on a fire protection installation timeline should confirm which category their configuration falls into at RFQ stage, since the two timelines differ enough to affect a project's critical path.

On tax treatment, standard VAT-registered buyers are charged 12% VAT. Buyers who are PEZA or SBMA locators, or who qualify as exporters, are eligible for zero-VAT treatment on the purchase; this should be flagged at quote request so the correct invoice treatment is applied from the start rather than corrected after the fact.

Coverage is nationwide: NCR, Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, including PEZA, SBMA, and Clark economic zones. Delivery scheduling and site access requirements for fire pump room installation can be discussed as part of the RFQ process, since pump room dimensions and access routes vary by building and affect how the package is delivered and positioned.

JOHOB responds to fire pump RFQs within 1 business day. To get an accurate quote on the first pass, buyers should include the pump schedule or hydraulic design figures (flow in GPM, pressure in PSI or head) from the fire protection engineer, the driver type needed (electric or diesel), whether a jockey pump and controller are required as part of the package, and the project location, since coverage area and delivery logistics affect the quoted lead time.

Buyers who do not yet have final design figures can still submit an RFQ with the building's occupancy type and known constraints, such as available electrical service for an electric pump or engine room ventilation for a diesel pump, and JOHOB will work from those to propose a configuration for the buyer's engineer to review. Because pricing is quote-based and not published, every RFQ receives a response specific to the submitted configuration rather than a generic price list.

PEZA, SBMA, or exporter status should be noted in the RFQ so the correct VAT treatment is reflected in the quote. For projects that also need a fire reserve tank sized alongside the pump, that requirement can be included in the same RFQ so JOHOB can coordinate the pump and tank sizing together rather than as two separate requests.

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Reviewed: October 2026