A Fire Suppression System is a safety mechanism designed to detect and extinguish fires in buildings or other environments. These systems can include various methods, such as water sprinklers, foam, or gas-based agents, to control or eliminate flames. They are often integrated with fire alarms to provide early warning and activate suppression measures automatically. These systems are crucial in protecting lives and property from fire damage. Regular maintenance and inspections are essential to ensure their effectiveness. Common types of fire suppression systems include sprinkler systems, foam systems, and clean agent systems, each suited for different environments and fire risks.