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The system uses a network of digital sensors and control units and is connected via a digital line for data exchange and diagnostics. It has a mix of ionization and photoelectric sensors, each tuned for specific particle detection and light changes, along with thermal sensors to track temperature shifts. When it detects certain conditions, the central panel uses an encrypted protocol, triggering the alarms using loud noises and notifying the watch person of any potential danger. It also works with a suppression system to activate valves and sprinklers. Advanced algorithms continuously check for faults, sending real-time updates to a remote monitoring platform through secure network channels.