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In clean-agent fire suppression systems, smoke or heat detectors play a crucial role in activating the system discharge. These detectors are designed to identify the presence of smoke or an increase in temperature that typically indicates a fire. Once a detector senses these conditions, it triggers the fire suppression system to release the clean agent, which then works to extinguish the fire effectively without harming sensitive equipment or leaving residue.

This activation is essential for ensuring a timely response to a fire, allowing the system to suppress flames before they can cause significant damage. The detectors are critical components of the system's automated response and are specifically engineered for rapid detection and response to fire events, helping to protect both property and lives.