Standard sprinkler systems protect most buildings — but certain spaces present hazards so specific that generic suppression is inadequate. Commercial kitchens, chemical labs, and industrial enclosures each require purpose-built suppression.
Read article →Water destroys electronics. But data centers catch fire — regularly. Designing fire protection where the suppression agent can cause more damage than the fire requires a specialized approach balancing life safety with asset protection.
Read article →Water is the workhorse of fire suppression — but it's not always the right tool. When the contents of a space are more valuable than the structure, or when water itself creates a hazard, special suppression agents take over.
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