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Water by itself isn't a good electrical conductor. Add a little salt and it becomes an excellent conductor. Water spray being little drips in a row cannot conduct electricity. That is why fire departments changed from the old brass nozzles to a short spray type nozzle on fire hoses. Firemen have been electrocuted by electricity travelling back down the water stream to the hose. But they probably sprayed a voltage much higher than normal house voltage. Typical industrial plants use 480 volts to run machinery. Even the overhead lighting is 277 volts. It would take a flood rather than spray from an overhead fire sprinkler to reach the voltage parts of a wall receptacle or inside a device that runs on that voltage. The electrical switches and receptacles inside an office or home are not weatherproof but the metal with the electrical power is set back inside the unit. Then the first thing that would happen is a short to ground which would trip the circuit breaker protecting the circuit. Power would then be disconnected.
Because water puts out fires, it doesn't start them. Think about it this way. If you turned a hose on your computer, do you think it would go up in flames? Of course not. It would sputter and die.
