Jockey Pump CDL 2-11, 8.8 GPM, 185 PSI, 3 HP, SS304, Philippines

The spec you are matching, CDL 2-11, 8.8 GPM at 185 PSI head, 2.2 kW (3 HP), 3500 RPM, 380V/60Hz, SS304 construction, describes a vertical multistage electric jockey pump sized for NFPA 20 fire protection systems. The 8.8 GPM flow rate and 185 PSI head are the two numbers a fire protection engineer checks first: flow tells you how much water the pump moves to maintain system pressure during small leaks or pressure drops, and head tells you how much pressure it can hold against the highest point in your standpipe or sprinkler network. A jockey pump at this size is meant to run continuously in the background, cycling on and off to top up pressure so the much larger fire pump does not short-cycle every time there is a minor pressure fluctuation. 2.2 kW (3 HP) at 3500 RPM and 380V/60Hz matches the standard three-phase industrial power supply used across Philippine commercial and industrial buildings, so a pump built to this spec drops into a local panel and starter setup without a step-up or step-down transformer. SS304 stainless steel construction on the wetted parts resists corrosion from standing water in the jockey pump's low-flow, mostly idle duty cycle, which is the failure mode that shortens pump life in fire protection systems more than continuous heavy use does. JOHOB Hardware Trading sources jockey pumps to this exact spec and quotes against the full nameplate, not a generic catalog listing.

JOHOB Hardware Trading works with an ISO 9001 certified partner factory to source jockey pumps and related fire protection equipment, with pumps and panels also TUV SUD tested and CE marked where applicable. We do not publish fixed prices for pump models because a jockey pump quote depends on impeller stage count, motor efficiency class, and the control panel it pairs with, all of which change unit cost. What we do publish are the terms: standard lead times run 21 to 35 days ex-stock or 45 to 90 days for made-to-order configurations, and we respond to every RFQ within 1 business day. 12% VAT applies to VAT-registered buyers on top of the quoted price. Buyers operating inside PEZA or SBMA zones, or exporting under a zero-rated arrangement, are quoted at zero VAT once the corresponding documentation is on file. We deliver nationwide, covering NCR, the rest of Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, including PEZA, SBMA, and Clark economic zones, so the CDL 2-11 spec above is quotable whether the installation site is in Metro Manila or a provincial industrial park. To move from spec to quote, send us the nameplate details above along with the panel type you need (jockey pump only, or jockey pump paired with a duplex VFD controller) and we will return pricing and lead time against your exact requirement, not a substitute model.

A jockey pump this size is rarely installed alone. In an NFPA 20 fire protection system, the jockey pump shares a control panel with the main fire pump, and that panel is usually a duplex arrangement so a backup jockey pump can take over if the lead unit is down for maintenance. JOHOB supplies duplex VFD jockey pump controller panels built around Inovance and Chutian drives, alongside star-delta, SDE, and MCC panel configurations for the main fire pump. Specifying the CDL 2-11 jockey pump alongside a duplex VFD panel lets the pump run at variable speed to hold system pressure more precisely than a fixed-speed pump cycling on a pressure switch, which reduces the number of start-stop cycles the motor sees over its service life. If your project spec calls for a fixed-speed jockey pump instead, we quote that configuration as well, since not every fire protection system design calls for VFD control on the jockey pump specifically. We size the panel to the pump's 2.2 kW, 3500 RPM nameplate and the building's 380V/60Hz supply, and document the pairing on the quote so your fire protection consultant can verify it against the project's design before the equipment ships.

Under NFPA 20, a jockey pump (sometimes called a pressure maintenance pump) is a small pump that runs continuously to compensate for minor leaks and pressure drops in a fire sprinkler or standpipe system, so the main fire pump does not start every time system pressure dips slightly. The CDL 2-11 spec, at 8.8 GPM and 185 PSI, sits in the small-flow, high-head range typical of jockey pump duty: it moves far less water than the main fire pump but has to hold pressure at the top of a tall building's standpipe. Getting the jockey pump spec right matters because an undersized jockey pump cycles too often and wears out early, while an oversized one can mask a real leak in the system by topping up pressure faster than the leak drops it, delaying detection. JOHOB quotes against the exact GPM, head, kW, RPM, voltage, and material spec a fire protection consultant hands us, rather than substituting the nearest catalog size, because a jockey pump that does not match the design calculation can fail an NFPA 20 acceptance test. We supply jockey pumps as part of a broader fire protection equipment scope that includes fire reserve tanks and sprinkler kits, so the pump, tank, and panel can be sourced and scheduled together.

To get a quote for the CDL 2-11 jockey pump spec, send JOHOB the full nameplate: 8.8 GPM, 185 PSI head, 2.2 kW (3 HP), 3500 RPM, 380V/60Hz, SS304 construction, along with your project location and whether you are VAT-registered, PEZA-registered, or SBMA-registered, since that determines whether 12% VAT or zero VAT applies. Include the panel configuration you need (jockey pump only, duplex VFD, or duplex fixed-speed with the main fire pump) so the quote covers pump and panel together rather than as two separate line items you have to reconcile later. We respond to RFQs within 1 business day with pricing and a lead time: 21 to 35 days if the configuration is available ex-stock, or 45 to 90 days if it needs to be made to order. If your project timeline is tighter than that, tell us upfront, since ex-stock availability varies by spec and we can flag early whether the CDL 2-11 configuration is likely to be on hand or needs to be ordered. For installations inside PEZA, SBMA, or Clark, mention the zone in your first message so the quote reflects zero-VAT treatment from the start instead of being revised after the fact.