Good eye on that quote Roland! The idea that the fire department would have to
fight a fire where an automatic system is installed is rather alien, as a rule.
But if a certain amount of water is required to control/suppress a certain
amount of heat, and traditional systems more often than not DO suppress, but
you have a system with only 10% the traditional amount of water, well, it gets
iffy. The outcome would probably turn on the TIMING of the events- say a matter
of 30 seconds, give or take 5 or 10, as a wild a$$ guess.
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