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Offering Life Saving Smoke Alarm Installation in Brisbane

One of the most dangerous situations that could happen to us in our own home is a house fire in the middle of the night. If a fire happens during sleep, there is a risk of breathing in the fumes and becoming unconscious before waking up. Our smoke alarm installation Brisbane wide services provide modern and functional smoke alarm systems that could save your life.

Keep your family and property protected with Brisbane smoke alarm installation performed by the licensed and skilled electricians at Dawson Electric. With our 30+ years of industry experience, we can assess, install, maintain and replace smoke alarms for optimal safety.

We offer free quotes with a fast turnaround, and if we’re not on time, the job is free.

Are you ready for the new QLD smoke alarm legislation?

Injury and death caused by house fires could often be prevented with the correct smoke alarm installation. A devastating fire in Brisbane’s South in 2011 prompted changes to Queensland smoke alarm legislation. These changes will help improve safety and save lives in Queensland households.

Having started on January 1st, 2017, the Queensland government is rolling out the changes over a decade. So, what does this mean for you?

Queensland smoke alarm legislation guidelines: 

  • When replacing or installing new smoke alarms they must be photoelectric
  • Smoke alarms more than 10 years old must be replaced
  • Faulty smoke alarms must be replaced immediately

Book Your Smoke Alarm Installation in Brisbane Now

If you have any questions or queries please don't hesitate to contact our friendly team on 07 3324 1447 or leave your details in our form and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Smoke alarm legislation changes - January 2022

From January 1st, 2022, the new smoke alarm legislation will apply to all domestic dwellings leased and sold. This is something all renters, landlords, home buyers and sellers should be aware of.

If you are planning to lease, sell or buy a home in the next few years, make sure your smoke alarms installation in Brisbane comply with the new legislation. The smoke alarms must be interconnected and installed in each bedroom, hallway and on every floor.

The new legislation ensures the types of alarms and how they are installed is optimal for giving you an early warning and the chance to escape.

We can help secure your home with legislation-complying smoke alarms

Dawson Electric’s experienced and licensed electricians specialise in household electrical safety. We offer in smoke alarm installation in Brisbane properties to make sure you, your family or your tenants are safe. Contact us and we can help you get set for the 2022 smoke alarm requirements. These are some of the things we can help with to secure your home:

  • Photoelectric smoke alarm installation in every bedroom, hallway and on every level
  • Making sure smoke alarms are hardwired and interconnected with battery backup
  • Checking the working order of your smoke alarm
  • Regular smoke alarm servicing for your home or rental properties.

You should check all the smoke alarms in your home regularly. You can either have a licensed smoke alarm servicing Brisbane electrician come in or check them yourself.

Common questions about smoke alarm installation

What is a photoelectric smoke alarm?

Photoelectric smoke alarms are more advanced than the old ionisation smoke alarms. They respond faster to most fire types as they can detect a smouldering fire. They are also less likely to react to a false alarm.

Why do they need to be interconnected?

Evidence strongly suggests that interconnected smoke alarms installed in bedrooms greatly increase the chances of you and your family escaping unharmed. In a fire, interconnected smoke alarms will all activate. This will warn you no matter where you are in the house.

Why do smoke alarms need to be hard-wired with a battery back up?

If smoke alarms are hard-wired with a battery backup they will always work. There is the chance with purely battery-operated smoke alarms that if the battery is dead and the smoke alarm has not been checked that it will not activate in a fire. With hardwired smoke alarms, even if the power has gone out then the battery backup will kick in. Find out more about the latest smoke alarm legislation.

What are the current smoke alarm regulations?

The Queensland Government has been rolling out new smoke alarm legislation since 2017. You can read more about current legislation and regulations here.

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If you have any questions or queries please don't hesitate to contact our friendly smoke alarm servicing Brisbane wide team on 07 3324 1447 or leave your details in our form and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

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