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QLD Smoke Alarm Legislation: Owner Occupiers

QLD Smoke Alarm Legislation: Owner Occupiers All existing private homes, townhouses and units require interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms by 1 January 2027. All registered caravans and motorhomes must also be fitted with a photoelectric smoke alarm. Find out: what to do if your alarm has expired where alarms are required to be installed if you can still use battery operated alarms how to prevent accidental alarms. Plan to survive – get compliant smoke alarms today New smoke alarm laws are

How to Find Comprehensive Smoke Alarm Services Near Me

How to Find Comprehensive Smoke Alarm Services Near Me When it comes to fire safety, having reliable smoke alarms is essential. Whether you’re a homeowner or landlord ensuring your smoke alarms are correctly installed and maintained is critical to protecting lives and property. We offer professional smoke alarm services across the Sunshine Coast including Mountain Creek, Nambour, Tewantin and Sippy Downs, providing installation, maintenance, and compliance checks to keep your home or investment property safe. Why Choose Coast Smoke Alarms?

E-Scooter/Bike Fires: Why You Need Interconnected Heat and Smoke Alarms

E-Scooter/Bike Fires: Why You Need Interconnected Heat and Smoke Alarms E-scooters and bikes are everywhere these days—zipping through cities, parked in garages, and charging in homes. They’re convenient, eco-friendly, and fun. But there’s a catch: their lithium-ion batteries can overheat and catch fire, and when they do, it happens fast. Fire and Rescue NSW reported 61 e-scooter fires in 2023—almost three times as many as the year before. That’s a big deal. These fires burn hot, release toxic smoke, and

Buying and Installing Smoke Alarms

What does a smoke alarm do? Smoke Alarms alert you to the presence of smoke within a property. This may seem obvious but it’s not uncommon for smoke detectors, fire alarms, sprinkler systems and so on to all be lumped together as the same type of thing. So to be specific, a smoke alarm is a safety device that detects the presence of smoke and sounds an alarm to alert people within the property of potential danger from smoke and

Comparison: Best Smoke Alarms for Properties

Keeping up to date with changes and shifts in smoke alarm legislation can be another stress on your plate — one that, unless you know how to decipher all of the industry jargon, can be a challenge to understand. But at Coast Smoke Alarms, we are local experts in compliance and servicing, so we’ve enlisted the support of our team to share all of the important need-to-knows for smoke alarm compliance in 2022.

Coast Smoke Alarms – How to Reduce False Alarms

Smoke alarms are a valuable asset (and a legal requirement) to have in any home. However, they can cause a lot of annoyance if they go off too frequently without need. A smoke alarm that regularly sets off a false alarm can be caused by several things. As such, there are a few steps you can take to help reduce the number of false alarms your device causes. In today’s article, we explore some of the reasons why smoke alarms

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QLD Smoke Alarm Legislation: Owner Occupiers

How to Find Comprehensive Smoke Alarm Services Near Me

E-Scooter/Bike Fires: Why You Need Interconnected Heat and Smoke Alarms

Buying and Installing Smoke Alarms

Comparison: Best Smoke Alarms for Properties

Coast Smoke Alarms – How to Reduce False Alarms

Smoke Alarm Compliance: Rental Properties

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