Photoelectric Smoke Alarm Installations in Brisbane and the Gold Coast
Queensland Smoke Alarm Legislation is Changing
Are you ready for the change coming to Queensland homes?
It’s a well-known fact that smoke alarms save lives, but it’s not always easy budgeting to have them professionally installed. With the changing smoke alarm legislation in Queensland, now is your chance to have your home’s smoke alarms upgraded to meet the new legislation without breaking the bank.
Interconnected Smoke Alarms Saving Lives
Photoelectric interconnected smoke alarms are proven to save lives. Providing early detection of fire, when one smoke alarm detects smoke, all the smoke alarms in your home will sound an alarm, warning of potential danger. The radiofrequency interconnection ensures that all alarms at a property are triggered all at once.
With more than half of the fires starting in the bedrooms the new government legislation is aimed at detecting fires early. Compared to the old alarms, photoelectric alarms are sensitive to smoke particles, meaning a more rapid response and earlier detection, allowing you and your family to escape earlier should there be a genuine emergency.
Why Choose Super Cheap Smoke Alarms
Your family deserves the highest protection which is why you shouldn’t delay in installing the new interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms.
Our team of experienced professionals will ensure that your smoke alarms are installed correctly. When you use Super Cheap Smoke Alarms, you won’t need to worry about climbing ladders or syncing alarms – it’s all done for you.
Queensland Smoke Alarm Legislation
From January 1st, 2022, the new smoke alarm legislation is changing and will apply to all domestic dwellings leased and sold.
If you are planning on leasing, selling or buying a home, your smoke alarms need to comply with the new legislation. The smoke alarms must be interconnected and installed in each bedroom, hallway and on every floor.
The types of alarms and their location in your home ensures you get an early warning of a fire, and a chance to escape.
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