All QLD homes must have interconnected photoelectric alarms by Jan 2027. Don’t wait for the rush. Book your Arlite Energy inspection today.
As the deadline nears, stock shortages and electrician waitlists are guaranteed to spike.
Under the new legislation, non-compliance isn’t just a safety risk—it’s a legal and financial one:
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Insurance Risks: Non-compliant homes may face rejected insurance claims.
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Selling Penalties: Buyers can claim a 0.15% reduction off your sale price at settlement (that’s $1,050 on a $700k home).
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Fines: Owners face on-the-spot fines for failing to meet the new Australian Standard (AS 3786:2014).
Qld Smoke Alarm Legislation now states all homes must be compliant
Photoelectric and Interconnected alarms
Alarms in every bedroom and hallways.
Alarms in hallways connecting bedrooms
At least one alarm on every level of your home
Professional Installation. Total Peace of Mind.
We specialize in the “Gold Standard” of fire safety. We don’t just “fit” alarms; we design a system that saves lives.
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Interconnected Systems: When one goes off, they all go off—giving your family the maximum time to escape.
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Photoelectric Technology: Faster detection of smouldering fires (the most common type during sleep).
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Qualified Electricians: We handle both 240V hardwired systems and 10-year sealed lithium battery options.
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Compliance Certification: Receive a full certificate of compliance for your records, insurance, or sale.
