Smoke Alarms

Queensland is strengthening its fire safety requirements to better protect homes and families,
introducing updated smoke alarm standards that all residential properties will need to meet by 1
January 2027.

These changes are designed to improve early detection and ensure greater
consistency in home fire safety systems across the state.

Smoke Alarms

Queensland is strengthening its fire safety requirements to better protect homes and families,
introducing updated smoke alarm standards that all residential properties will need to meet by 1
January 2027.

These changes are designed to improve early detection and ensure greater
consistency in home fire safety systems across the state.

The new Queensland laws stipulate that, to comply under the QLD Fire and Emergency Act, homes should
be fitted with interconnected smoke alarms that are hardwired throughout the home or be powered
by 10-year non removable batteries type photoelectric smoke alarm.

Our qualified electrician is available to assist with the supply and installation of compliant smoke alarm systems. Our team is
also happy to answer any questions you may have and help to ensure your property meets all current safety requirements.