From 1 January 2027, every home in Queensland must have interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms. Homes being sold or leased have had to comply since 2022.

New guidance covers placement, power sources, interconnection, and routine maintenance. WILMINGTON, Del. – Oct. 5, 2026 – X-SENSE has issued new guidance for homeowners evaluating or replacing their ...

There’s never a bad time to invest in home fire safety, and the best place to start is checking your home’s smoke alarms to ensure they’re working properly. These invaluable devices protect you and ...

Smart, connected smoke detectors make perfect sense, as they can contribute even more to safety than “dumb” alternatives. X-Sense, for example, offers the XS01-M (FS61) as a solution that can be set ...