Split-case pumps
Horizontal split-case fire-pump sets with electric or diesel drive options.
Fire-pump packages sourced from NM Fire, with Mosaic MEP coordinating project selection, supply, installation and commissioning.
Manufacturer-engineered equipment. Locally coordinated delivery.
Mosaic MEP will source its fire-pump systems from NM Fire. The equipment retains its manufacturer identity, with selection and package scope developed around each project’s approved requirements.
The NM Fire range includes the following pump families and package options. Final selection is based on hydraulic requirements, water-source conditions and the approved equipment schedule.
Horizontal split-case fire-pump sets with electric or diesel drive options.
End-suction fire-pump sets selected to the required flow and pressure.
Vertical turbine configurations selected to suit the project’s water-source arrangement.
Pressure-maintenance pump groups as part of the specified fire-pump arrangement.
Electric and diesel drive arrangements with the corresponding package controls.
Containerised and enclosed pump packages, with equipment and auxiliary scope confirmed in the offer.
Review the approved flow, pressure, water source, power arrangements and project specification before equipment selection.
Confirm the pump, driver, controller and specified auxiliary equipment as a coordinated technical submission.
Coordinate the pump-room layout, foundations, pipe connections, electrical interfaces and access for maintenance.
Complete the agreed testing and commissioning scope, with manufacturer documentation, test records and operating instructions.
NM Fire publishes UL-listed and FM-approved options in its fire-pump range. Applicable listings and approvals are verified for the exact model, duty rating, driver and controller proposed—not assumed across every configuration.
Manufacturer’s product informationDomestic water and other building-pump packages remain selected on a project-specific basis. The NM Fire sourcing relationship described here applies to fire-pump systems.