VESDA is a highly sensitive smoke detection system designed to detect fire at its earliest stages, often before visible smoke or heat is present. It operates by continuously monitoring the air for minute particles associated with smoke, providing an early warning to enable rapid response and suppression.
Smoke Detector: A device that detects and responds to smoke particles in the air.
Heat Detector: A device that detects and responds to changes in temperature, indicating a potential fire.
Water Leak Detector: A device that detects the presence of water in an unexpected location, indicating a potential leak.
fire control board is a central control panel that manages and monitors a data center’s fire protection systems. It serves as the command center for detecting, signaling, and controlling fire-related equipment and responses.
Fire suppression gas/agent is a chemical substance used to extinguish fires by interrupting the chemical chain reaction of combustion. These agents are typically clean, colorless, and odorless gases that are discharged into a protected area to suppress fire without damaging equipment or harming occupants.