QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WHEN CHOOSING A SMOKE ALARM BRAND AND SMOKE ALARM INSTALLER
By 2027, all Queensland homes must have interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms in key areas, a crucial safety requirement for property sales and leases.
The Phased Introduction of Smoke Alarm Legislation in Queensland: A Comprehensive Guide for Owner-Occupiers
In Queensland, the significance of smoke alarms in safeguarding homes is paramount. As the state continues to prioritise the safety of its residents, the evolving smoke alarm legislation stands as a testament to this commitment. Owner-occupiers must be well-informed and proactive in this landscape of change. This article provides a detailed overview of the legislation […]
Smoke Alarms Need Regular Maintenance
Smoke alarms are essential for home safety. They are designed to alert you to a fire before it spreads and can save lives in the process, however, simply installing a smoke alarm is not enough. Regular maintenance is vital to ensure the device functions properly in the event of a fire. Unfortunately, many homeowners neglect […]
Get Interconnected, it’s the law – By 1.1.27 all Queensland dwellings must comply with the new Qld smoke alarm laws.
Homeowners selling their home must comply before settlement. From 1.1.22 all leased dwellings must comply before the next lease renewal or before a new tenancy commences. For a Brisbane Australia company called “Queensland Smoke Alarms,” using the Queensland smoke alarm legislation, complying with these laws is not only a legal obligation but also an opportunity […]
Photoelectric Smoke Alarms Save Lives
A report based on research by Fire and Rescue and the CSIRO into the effectiveness of photoelectric smoke alarms showed stronger measures were needed to give residents time to escape. Did you know that 78% of house fire deaths are between midnight and 8.00am? Did you know that 16 per cent of all fires occur in […]