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Queensland’s smoke alarm legislation from 1st January 2027
Mandatory Compliance by 1 January 2027: All dwellings must have interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms. Smoke Alarm Specifications: Must be photoelectric and comply with AS 3786–2014. Must not contain ionisation sensors. Must be less than 10 years old. Must operate …
Understanding Queensland’s Smoke Alarm Requirements (2022)
As part of ongoing safety improvements, Queensland has set strict smoke alarm regulations to help reduce fire-related deaths and injuries. Since 2022, there have been significant changes to the requirements for smoke alarms in homes, ensuring that properties meet the …
Smoke Alarm Requirements for Caravans in Queensland
As Queensland continues to lead in fire safety regulations, it’s critical for caravan owners to stay ahead of legislative requirements - especially with the increasing use of caravans as permanent or semi-permanent dwellings. Whether you're a traveler or a site …
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By 1 January 2027, every Queensland home must comply with the updated smoke alarm legislation.
Under the new legislation, every Queensland residence must be fitted with photoelectric, interconnected smoke alarms in all bedrooms of the home as well as in hallways or between areas containing bedrooms and on each storey.
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