A fire suppression system is a type of safety system designed to control and extinguish fires in a variety of settings. These systems are typically installed in commercial and industrial buildings, as well as in homes and other structures. Fire suppression systems are composed of several components, including a fire detection system, a fire suppression system, and an alarm system. The fire detection system is responsible for detecting the presence of a fire and alerting the occupants of the building. The fire suppression system is then activated to suppress the fire and limit the spread of smoke and flames. Finally, the alarm system is triggered to alert the occupants and the fire department of the emergency. Fire suppression systems are designed to reduce the risk of injury and property damage caused by fires.