Legally Compliant
Stay legally compliant and protected with our smoke and heat alarms, meeting all UK & Scottish 2022 fire safety regulations.
Wireless Connected
Sleep soundly knowing you'll be woken by the nearest OR farthest alarm – they're all interconnected!
Easy Install
Ready to go in minutes: Our alarm bundles only take 2 minutes to set up. Simply power on the alarms, test them, and place them around your home for instant security
Unmatched Security & Convenience: 5-Year Warranty + 10-Year Battery + Wireless Freedom
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What do I need to do?
Changes to the law
There are some major changes happening to the fire safety law in Scotland from February 2022 driven by the Grenfell tragedy in 2017, now is the time to take action to protect your home and your family. If you fail to make the changes in time and you have a house fire after February 2022, your home insurer could potentially refuse to payout.
Steps to take
The new smoke alarm Scotland regulation require all homes in Scotland to have interlinked fire/smoke and heat detection units fitted as well as additional carbon monoxide protection if your home uses any type of carbon fuel burning appliances. Our packs provide complete protection and are compliant with the new regulations
The law will require that at least one smoke alarm should be installed in the room that is most frequently used e.g. your living room, one additional alarm in each circulation space such as your hall or landing, a heat detector in every kitchen and a Carbon Monoxide detector in every room that has a carbon fuel burning appilance
Required by law
Landlords and homeowners are required to meet the minimum standards to be compliant with the regulations. However, it is strongly recommended to get the highest level of protection to create a safe living environment.
Highest Level of Protection
To meet the highest protection advised by British Standard BS5839-6:2019, Smoke Alarms should be also installed in the dining area and each bedroom. This will help to detect alarms that are closer to the fire.
Additional rooms recommended having alarms
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This means you can enjoy a decade of worry-free protection, allowing you to focus on what truly matters.
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Your Questions Answered
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Interlinked Smoke & Heat Alarms in Scotland: A Safety Requirement
In Scotland, it is mandatory for homes to have interlinked smoke and heat alarms. This regulation was established on February 1, 2022, to enhance home safety following the Grenfell Tower fire. The requirements are:
Homeowners must comply with these standards, ensuring installation within a reasonable period post-deadline..
Yes, it's imperative you make the changes before February 2022, the cost of not making the changes could be drastic.
If you have a house fire after February 2022 and your home insurer finds out you have not complied with the new law then they may refuse to payout.
It will also be a requirement to have the appropriate level of protection in place required by law when it comes to selling your property, this will be outlined in your home report when selling.
Local authorities will also have statutory powers to force compliance.
All homes will be covered by the new standard, as it is important that all homes should be safe for occupants regardless of tenure. It will be the property owner’s responsibility to meet the new standard, however, the legal duty to enforce the standard rests with local authorities. Where owners are unable to meet the standard, it is not a criminal offence.
Following the tragic fire at Grenfell Tower in London, a Ministerial Working Group on Building and Fire Safety was established to review Scotland’s building and fire safety regulatory frameworks. This legislation was introduced in January 2019 and will ensure that everyone in Scotland has the same level of protection whether they own or rent their home.
The regulations were due to come into force in February 2021, however, in light of difficulties caused by COVID-19, we sought and the Scottish Parliament agreed to delay the implementation of this legislation for a period of 12 months to February 2022.
However, installing alarms at the earliest opportunity will provide improved fire safety in your home.
Any costs will be the responsibility of homeowners and landlords. The cost of the alarms will vary according to what you currently have in place and the alarms you choose to install. We estimate that the cost for an average three-bedroom house which requires three smoke alarms, one heat alarm and one carbon monoxide detector will be around £200. This is based on using the type of alarms that you can install by yourself without the need for an electrician.
The answer is yes. Standard alarms which are not interlinked will not be compliant with the new law, they will need to be replaced with a series of new interlined alarms to adhere to the new law.
Our alarm systems do not require an electrician to install them, they can be easily installed yourself by using the cradles and screws provided.
You can opt to have your alarms hard wired by an electrician but this can cost anywhere up to £2,000
Very easy!
Simply screw the fixture provided into the ceiling using the screws provided then twist and click your alarm into place
Yes, our alarms all come with a 5 years guarantee. The batteries are also included and will last at least 10 years.
Helping UK Households Meet the New Smoke Alarm Law (Interlinked Alarms Required)
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