What are the limitations of using dry chemical fire suppression systems in areas with sensitive electronic equipment?

The primary limitation of using dry chemical fire suppression systems in areas with sensitive electronic equipment is the potential for damage and disruption caused by the dry chemical residue. Dry chemical agents, such as sodium bicarbonate, potassium bicarbonate, or monoammonium phosphate, are effective at suppressing fires, but they leave behind a fine powder residue that can contaminate and corrode electronic components. This residue can cause short circuits, overheating, and other malfunctions in sensitive electronic equipment, such as c....