Perth Smoke alarms
When was the last time you checked your smoke alarms?
Don’t remember? Don’t put it off any longer.
Installing, checking, upgrading, and maintaining smoke alarms in your home, could be the difference between serious injury
and the life or death for your family.
As qualified Perth Smoke Alarm installers and electricians, we’re here to help keep you and your family safe,
and in compliance with government regulations.
Smoke Alarms save lives
Did you know that you are twice as likely to die in a house fire if you do not have an operational smoke alarm?
Not a nice thought, we know, but we take it seriously, and want you to too.
At Pure Electrical & Air, we specialise in keeping our customers safe with smoke alarm services.
Safe and Qualified Smoke Alarm Services
You want a fully licensed, experienced and safe electrician helping you keep you and your family safe.
At Pure Electrical & Air, we’re fully licensed and insured for your protection and peace of mind.
Stay safe with smoke alarm services.
We Guarantee:
· All types of electrical work
· Lifetime Workmanship
· Focus on safety
· Friendly, professional, customer focused service
· Free quotes & upfront pricing
faqs
What are the Smoke Alarm Legislative requirements?
From 1 July 1997, the installation of mains-powered smoke alarms became mandatory for all new residential buildings (or residential building extensions) within Perth and Western Australia. Since 1 October 2009 mains-powered smoke alarms must also be fitted in all existing residential buildings prior to the transfer of ownership, rent or hire.
You can find out more on the DFES website.
When should I replace my smoke alarm?
Generally, smoke alarms need to be replaced every 10 years. The year of required replacement is usually listed on the inside of the cover.
Renting? It’s your landlord’s responsibility to check and replace your smoke alarms regularly, and you have the right to ask.
Why is my smoke alarm beeping or chirping?
When your smoke alarm is making noises with no presence of smoke or fire, it’s usually low on battery power, has a fault or requires replacing. Don’t ignore it!
