A fire suppression system is a system designed to protect property and life from the dangers of fire. In the UK, fire suppression systems are required by law in many buildings, such as schools, hospitals, and other public buildings. The purpose of a fire suppression system is to detect a fire and then suppress it before it can cause serious damage. Fire suppression systems typically consist of several components, including fire detectors, fire alarms, fire suppression agents, and fire suppression systems. Fire detectors detect the presence of smoke or heat and alert the occupants of the building to evacuate. Fire alarms sound an audible alarm to alert occupants of the presence of a fire. Fire suppression agents, such as water, foam, or dry chemical, are released into the area of the fire to extinguish it. Finally, fire suppression systems are designed to control the spread of the fire by preventing the fire from reaching combustible materials. Fire suppression systems are an essential part of fire safety and can help save lives and property.