Gas suppression systems, also known as fire suppression systems or clean agent systems, are designed to control or extinguish fires without causing damage to valuable assets or harming occupants by using gaseous agents. These systems are commonly used in environments where traditional water-based firefighting methods may be impractical or damaging, such as in data centers, archives, museums, telecommunications facilities, and other locations with sensitive equipment or materials.
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