Fire suppression systems are critical components of comprehensive fire safety strategies for certain "high risk" buildings, structures, enclosures and equipment. These systems are designed to detect and extinguish fires, minimising the risk of damage, protecting lives, and preserving valuable property and equipment.
These systems are specifically designed to detect, control, and extinguish fires in environments where the potential for fire hazards is significantly higher such as data centres, industrial facilities, telecommunications facilities, high-voltage switchrooms and energy storage systems. Fire suppression systems may also be employed in vehicles, aeroplanes, vessels, and industrial machinery.
In Australia, the Australian Standard AS 4214 suite provides a framework for the design, installation and commissioning of these systems, while Australian Standard AS 1851 provides a framework for periodic inspection, testing and maintenance of these systems.
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