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Airomania Smoke Alarm service

Electrical

Smoke Alarm Installation & Compliance

Ensure your property meets NSW smoke alarm laws. Airomania installs, tests and replaces smoke alarms across Sydney homes and rentals.

NSW law requires working smoke alarms in every home, and rental properties are subject to strict compliance checks, particularly around alarm age, type, and placement. Old or incorrectly positioned alarms, or alarms with expired batteries, are one of the most common compliance failures found during inspections.

Airomania installs, tests, and replaces smoke alarms across Sydney homes, investment properties and small businesses, ensuring correct placement and compliance with current NSW regulations. We can also interconnect alarms so that if one is triggered, all alarms in the property sound, and advise landlords on their obligations ahead of rental inspections.

What’s Included

  • Smoke alarm supply and installation
  • Compliance assessment against NSW regulations
  • Interconnected (all-alarm) systems
  • Replacement of expired or faulty alarms
  • Advice for landlords and property managers

Why Airomania

One Team for HVAC and Electrical

We handle electrical work alongside our air conditioning installations, so you're not coordinating two separate trades for one job.

Any electrical component is identified and quoted upfront, as part of the same clear, honest process we use for every job.

15+

Years in HVAC

12+

Years trading

Airomania technician completing an air conditioning installation

Brands We Install & Service

  • Actron Air logo
  • Carrier logo
  • Daikin logo
  • Fujitsu logo
  • Mitsubishi Electric logo
  • Mitsubishi Heavy Industries logo
  • Toshiba logo
  • Samsung logo

Common Questions

Smoke Alarm Questions, Answered

How often do smoke alarms need replacing?

Most smoke alarms should be replaced every 10 years, or sooner if faulty or frequently false-alarming.

Are interconnected smoke alarms required in NSW?

Requirements vary by property type and age. We can confirm exactly what's required for your specific property.

Do landlords have specific smoke alarm obligations?

Yes, NSW landlords must ensure working, compliant smoke alarms are installed and tested regularly, and we can help bring rental properties up to compliance.

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  • Upfront, honest quotes
  • All makes and models
  • Residential & commercial
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