Types of Fire Suppression Systems:

• Water-based systems: Use water as the extinguishing agent.  
• Foam-based systems: Employ foam to create a barrier and smother the fire.  
• Dry chemical systems: Utilize dry chemicals to interrupt the chemical chain reaction of fire.  
• Gaseous systems: Employ inert gases or clean agents to displace oxygen and extinguish the fire.  
• Wet chemical systems: Designed for kitchen fires, using a specific chemical to suppress grease fires.

Benefits:

• Early detection: Quick identification of fire for rapid response.  
• Fire suppression systems are essential in protecting lives and property from the devastating effects of fire.
  
• Fire containment: Limits the spread of fire and damage.  
• Life safety: Protects occupants by providing time to evacuate.  
• Property protection: Minimizes damage to buildings and contents.  
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Fire suppression systems are essential in protecting lives and property from the devastating effects of fire.