Protect Your Family & Home
Having the right smoke alarms in place is one of the simplest ways to protect your family, and we make sure your home meets Queensland’s current safety standards. At Pearson Electrical Solar & Air Conditioning in Bundaberg, we install interconnected photoelectric alarms that detect smoke fast and alert every part of your home at once. We check your layout, position alarms correctly and replace outdated units so your system works when you need it most.
Here’s what homeowners appreciate most:
- Fully compliant alarms installed in the right locations
- Clear guidance on Queensland’s smoke alarm requirements
Whether you’re upgrading an older system or preparing a rental property, we’ll install alarms you can trust. If you want peace of mind and a safer home, call 0474 756 492 to book your installation.
Safety Standards Made Simple
Queensland’s newer smoke alarm laws are designed to give families better protection, and interconnected photoelectric alarms are now the standard. We install alarms that communicate with each other so everyone is alerted at the same time, no matter where the smoke starts.
Our team positions each alarm to meet legal requirements and ensure the fastest possible response in an emergency. We also replace old ionisation alarms, outdated wiring and faulty units so your system performs reliably. If you’re unsure what your home needs, we’ll guide you through the requirements and make the process straightforward. Get in touch to upgrade your home’s safety.
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FAQ
Do smoke alarms really need to be interconnected?
Yes. Queensland legislation requires interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms so every unit activates at the same time. This gives people more time to react and ensures everyone in the home hears the alert, even if the fire starts in a different room or level of the house.
How often should smoke alarms be replaced?
Most smoke alarms need replacing every 10 years, even if they still appear to work. Older units become less sensitive over time, increasing the risk of delayed detection. Regular testing and timely replacement help keep your home compliant and ensure your alarms respond quickly in an emergency.
Where do smoke alarms need to be installed under Queensland law?
Current rules require photoelectric, interconnected alarms in every bedroom, in hallways connecting bedrooms to the rest of the house and on every storey. Placement is important because it ensures alarms detect smoke early and give your family the best chance to evacuate safely.
