Since January 1st 2022, new legislations apply. When it comes to upgrading your smoke alarms to the new code two things matter most – the brand of alarm and the actual number of alarms required to comply. One thing that needs to be considered is that all smoke alarms installed need to be interconnected, so if one goes off, they all go off together. There are so many brands and models, and they all have different characteristics. Whether you are selling your home, or you are planning to install new smoke alarms in your own home, our experts can provide you with the right brand for your situation.
When it comes to installing the smoke alarms, it takes years of experience and training to understand how a fire works, how smoke moves, and the ideal positions for detecting the smoke earliest. There are even dead air zones – where an alarm can be positioned that stops the smoke from reaching the alarms and not alerting anybody.
Get in touch with Glasshouse Home Safety today and we will make sure all your smoke alarms are interconnected and positioned correctly to keep everyone safe.