Smoke Alarms in Wollongong

Homeowners
Existing smoke alarms that are manufactured 10 years ago must now be replaced with a photoelectric smoke alarm, this forms part of the Australian Standard. All smoke alarms must now be interconnected with every other smoke alarm within the property. The alarms must be hardwired or powered by a non-removable lithium 10-year battery and installed within each bedroom of the property. This must be taken into effect by 1st January 2027.

Selling
Existing smoke alarms that are manufactured 10 years ago must now be replaced. As of the 1st January 2022. All smoke alarms must now be interconnected with every other smoke alarm within the property. The alarms must be hardwired or powered by a non-removable lithium 10-year battery and installed within each bedroom of the property that comply with the new regulations prior to the property selling.

Landlords
Existing smoke alarms that are manufactured 10 years ago must now be replaced with a photoelectric smoke alarm, this forms part of the Australian Standards. As of the 1st January 2022, all home’s will need to have smoke alarms that comply with the new regulations prior to the property selling. All smoke alarms must now be interconnected with every other smoke alarm within the property. The alarms must be hardwired or powered by a non-removable 10-year lithium battery and installed within each bedroom of the property.

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