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These doors close automatically when the alarm system is activated or when the system detects smoke or fire.", "data_id": "781843ea50702d4732b157be2b648ee4", "category": "general", "question": "What is the fire protection system in building?", "answer_URLs": "https://fsep.usc.edu/fire-safety/building-fire-protection-systems/", "answer_type": "partial", "input_query": "What are the measures taken for fire detection and fire protection in a building?", "is_reliable": "very_reliable", "edited_answer": "Fire Alarms\nA fire alarm does more than make noise. It integrates with many other building systems to optimize for occupant safety. Think of your building as a sentient space capable of spontaneously responding to heat, smoke and other danger signs.\n\nAt USC, most buildings are equipped with fire alarms, and newer buildings are equipped with the latest fire alarm comprehensive systems.\n\nThis technology can:\n\nDetect smoke and heat\nSend you notifications\nCall the fire department\nIdentify the location of a problem\nShut smoke /fire dampers\nClose fire doors\nTurn off the HVAC systems\nPressurize stairwells\nUnlock doors\nStop audio/video systems\nTurn on egress lighting\nRecall elevators\nAnd when necessary, fire alarm systems can still be manually activated from an old-fashioned pull station.\n\nFire Sprinklers\nA fire-sprinkler system is always ready to put a fire out, whether or not someone is in the building. These systems \u2014 installed in all newer university buildings and retrofitted in most older buildings as well\u2014will automatically activate with no user intervention and extinguish a fire in its early stages.\n\nEmergency Lights\nEmergency lights help evacuees get out of a building quickly and safely. These lights illuminate the shortest egress path during a power outage.\n\nExit signs\nPeople tend to leave buildings the same way they came in. Exit signs are extremely important if you need to find an alternate route.\n\nFire Doors\nFire doors and dampers protect building occupants by compartmentalizing smoke and heat, helping to keep a fire from spreading quickly throughout a building.  Fire doors often have a self-closing latch. 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These doors close automatically when the alarm system is activated or when the system detects smoke or fire.", "data_id": "781843ea50702d4732b157be2b648ee4", "category": "general", "question": "What is the fire protection system in building?", "answer_URLs": "https://fsep.usc.edu/fire-safety/building-fire-protection-systems/", "answer_type": "partial", "input_query": "What are the measures taken for fire detection and fire protection in a building?", "is_reliable": "very_reliable", "edited_answer": "Fire Alarms\nA fire alarm does more than make noise. It integrates with many other building systems to optimize for occupant safety. Think of your building as a sentient space capable of spontaneously responding to heat, smoke and other danger signs.\nFire Sprinklers\nA fire-sprinkler system is always ready to put a fire out, whether or not someone is in the building. These systems \u2014 installed in all newer university buildings and retrofitted in most older buildings as well\u2014will automatically activate with no user intervention and extinguish a fire in its early stages.\n\nEmergency Lights\nEmergency lights help evacuees get out of a building quickly and safely. These lights illuminate the shortest egress path during a power outage.\n\nExit signs\nPeople tend to leave buildings the same way they came in. Exit signs are extremely important if you need to find an alternate route.\n\nFire Doors\nFire doors and dampers protect building occupants by compartmentalizing smoke and heat, helping to keep a fire from spreading quickly throughout a building.  Fire doors often have a self-closing latch. 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