The MFS LP 2400 is a self contained fire pump driven by a close coupled diesel engine and mounted on a heavy duty base plate for fixed installation. The complete unit is designed for extended fire pump duty, and every consideration has been given to ease of operation and servicing. The pump and engine combination is supported on anti-vibration mounts to cut down noise and vibration.

The typical output of this unit is 2400 l/min @ 7 bars total head when operating from 3m static suction lift.

The pump is driven by a close coupled TATA 497 Turbo Diesel Engine

The engine is supplied complete with:

Fuel tank capacity for more than 3 hours running as standard

A comprehensive illuminated weatherproof control and instrument panel is fitted in a convenient position

close to the pump and includes the following:

Pump pressure gauge 

Pump suction compound gauge

Panel light 

Engine water temperature gauge

Engine oil pressure gauge

Battery condition meter

Fuel contents gauge

Tachometer (Optional)

Battery charge warning light

Low oil pressure warning light

Panel light switch

Checking switch for warning lights, fuel gauge and battery condition meter when unit is not running.

Throttle control

Stop control

Starter button

Engine and pump operating instruction plate

Close coupled to the engine through a flexible coupling is a Firefly MFS LP series Gunmetal pump which is suitable for general use.

The main shaft is stainless steel, the renewable casing wear rings are of gunmetal and the shaft is supported by two sealed ball bearings.

Shaft sealing is by the well known Firefly automatic mechanical seal incorporating a carbon seal running on a stainless steel counterface. The mechanical seal is pre-loaded and requires no maintenance or attention during its life.

4” round thread suction inlet

2 x 2.5” instantaneous screw down delivery outlets

The complete unit is mounted on a substantial base frame, which is provided with slots for fork truck lifting.

Eight mounting holes are drilled in the base to allow permanent fixing.

The fuel tank and battery are accommodated in the base frame.