By January 1, 2027, all Queensland homes must have interconnected, hardwired or 10-year lithium battery-powered photoelectric smoke alarms installed in every bedroom, hallway, and on every level.
Anka analyzes the key requirements of these regulations for you (effective January 1, 2027):
Photoelectric Only: Must comply with AS3786-2014; no ionization alarms.
Interconnected: If one sounds, all must sound.
Location: In every bedroom, in hallways connecting bedrooms, and on every storey.
Power: Either 240v hardwired or non-removable 10-year battery.
Placement: Must be on the ceiling, 300mm away from corners and 400mm from light fittings/fans.
Smoke Alarms Compliant with the Latest Queensland Regulations:
The ANKA AJ-765SI-W is a wireless, WiFi-enabled, photoelectric smoke detector with a 10-year battery life for the sensor. It supports interconnection with up to 20-50 units, featuring an 85dB alarm and app notifications, making it suitable for residential, warehouse, and office applications.
Key Features and Specifications:
Connectivity: WiFi-enabled for app notifications and wireless interconnection with other ANKA alarms.
Sensor Type: Photoelectric sensor for detecting smoldering fires.
Battery Life: 10-year sealed lithium battery.
Alarm Volume: 85 dB at 3 meters.
Installation: Wire-free, easy installation, suitable for wall or ceiling mounting.
Interconnection Capabilities: Can be interconnected with heat, CO, and water leak detectors.
Maintenance: Features a large test/silence button for easy weekly testing.
Key Installation Locations:
Sleeping Areas: Inside each bedroom and in the immediate vicinity of sleeping rooms.
Levels: On every level of the home, including the basement.
Hallways/Rooms: High on the ceiling (preferred) or 4–12 inches down from the ceiling on walls.
Pathways: In the path of escape, particularly if bedrooms are separated.
