UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Attention All Queensland Tenants:
Send Your 'Tenants Smoke Alarm Letter' (TSAL)
to Your Property Manager or Landlord
Why Send a Tenant's Smoke Alarm Letter (TSAL)?
Queensland's photoelectric-only smoke alarm legislation came into force on 1 Jan 2017. Even though ALDI, Bunnings, Officeworks and other stores no longer stock ionization alarms, most Queensland homes and tenancies are still fitted with them.
Landlords are not legally required to install photoelectric alarms until 1 Jan 2022. Tragically most of them do not know ionization alarms have proven, life-threatening defects.
Tenants: Take the Advise of the R.T.A and QFES
Make Sure Your Family and Your Landlord's Property are Properly Protected
Send Your 'Tenants Smoke Alarm Letter' Today
See Sample Letters HERE > > >
Fill in this form so your Property Manager and Landlord can find out that:
1) You want your home (and their property) made safe with photoelectric alarms asap, and
2) The President of AFAC (and others) have warned, "Ionization alarms should be banned."
". . . the ionization alarms
have failed* the Australian
Standard since 1993."
*unable to pass scientific
tests for visible smoke conducted by the CSIRO.
Darren Curtis
Channel 9 News Brisbane
More > > >
"Ionization . . . we want
these banned . . . get it
out of your home."
Louie Naumovski
Founder, Logan House
Fire Support Network
More > > >
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