Fire-control system

A fire-control system is kind of like a helper that helps people control fires. It's something that makes sure fires don't get too big or out of control.

Think of it like a traffic light for fires. Just like how the traffic light tells cars when to stop and go, a fire-control system tells people when to put out a fire or move away from it.

This helper has special sensors and computers that can "see" and "hear" the fire. When it detects a fire, it can turn on sprinklers or alarms to let people know there's danger.

The fire-control system can also help people aim water or other substances at the fire to put it out. It's like having a big water gun that shoots right at the fire!

So, in summary, a fire-control system is like a helper that helps people control fires by sensing them, warning people, and putting them out. It's like a traffic light, but for fires!