Which fire suppression system is most appropriate for protecting server rooms containing sensitive electronic equipment?
Water sprinkler system
Clean agent system
Carbon dioxide system
Dry chemical system
A clean agent fire suppression system is most appropriate for server rooms containing sensitive electronic equipment because it extinguishes fires without leaving residue that could damage electronic components. Clean agent systems use gases (like FM-200, NOVEC 1230, or inert gases) that are electrically non-conductive and do not leave residue upon discharge. Water-based systems like sprinklers can cause extensive damage to electronic equipment through water damage and electrical shorts. Dry chemical systems leave a powder residue that can damage sensitive electronic components and be difficult to clean. Carbon dioxide systems, while effective, present a serious risk to human occupants due to oxygen displacement and can be lethal if personnel are present during discharge.
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