Definition
A combination of detection, alarm, and suppression equipment designed to prevent fires from starting, alert occupants in case of a fire, and control or extinguish fires when they occur.
Why it matters (in Poovi’s context)
Vital for protecting lives and property. The failure of these systems, as discovered in the building, represents a critical safety hazard and a breach of legal requirements.
Key properties or components
- Fire detection (smoke detectors)
- Fire alarms
- Sprinkler systems
- Emergency exits
- Water supply for suppression
Contradictions or debates
None.