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    Maghaleh 5

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    This document discusses automatic fire alarm systems. It explains that fires can cause significant loss of life and property. Smoke fires that produce toxic gases account for 80% of residential fires and most fire-related deaths. Conventional fire alarm systems with linear circuitry separately detect and report fires in zones. They use standard components that are unaware of their surroundings and detect fires based only on the type of material producing smoke or flames in their range.

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    This document discusses automatic fire alarm systems. It explains that fires can cause significant loss of life and property. Smoke fires that produce toxic gases account for 80% of residential fires and most fire-related deaths. Conventional fire alarm systems with linear circuitry separately detect and report fires in zones. They use standard components that are unaware of their surroundings and detect fires based only on the type of material producing smoke or flames in their range.

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    This document discusses automatic fire alarm systems. It explains that fires can cause significant loss of life and property. Smoke fires that produce toxic gases account for 80% of residential fires and most fire-related deaths. Conventional fire alarm systems with linear circuitry separately detect and report fires in zones. They use standard components that are unaware of their surroundings and detect fires based only on the type of material producing smoke or flames in their range.

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    Maghaleh 5

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    Kaveh Ya Hagh
    This document discusses automatic fire alarm systems. It explains that fires can cause significant loss of life and property. Smoke fires that produce toxic gases account for 80% of residential fires and most fire-related deaths. Conventional fire alarm systems with linear circuitry separately detect and report fires in zones. They use standard components that are unaware of their surroundings and detect fires based only on the type of material producing smoke or flames in their range.

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