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Replace two hardwired smoke alarms interconnected

Hi, I need a qualified professional to conduct a smoke alarm test and provide written report for owners corp. I have one alarm in my apartment. Thanks

Replace hard wired smoke alarm with modern unit. Check battery powered second unit.

Smoke alarms are over 10 years old, two keep chirping and may need replacing

Smoke alarm beeping. Replaced batteries but continues to beep and now no longer able to close back up.

Replacing delinquent smoke alarm, wired. Alarm provided

smoke alarms chirping and going off. I have replaced batteries but both smoke alarms will need to be replaced. Please supply smoke alarms - 3 wires connected to smoke alarms as follows - Replacement of photoelectric 230V smoke alarm with lithium battery back up

Change batteries in smoke alarm in hallway. Ceiling is quite high.

Install smoke alarms on ceilings

Replace two Clipsal 755FM expired smoke detectors in a 1 bedroom apartment and provide compliance and testing certificate for strata company records

Needing: - 2 small pendant lights changed to 2 new pendants. Wiring could be old. Our switchboard is up to date. - 7 smoke alarms installed by mounting on ceiling. They’re all battery operated. Ceilings are approx 3m high. Looking for qualified and insured electrician who can do the above and issue an electrical safety certificate at the end.

replace two security cameras (cameras supplied) and assist with setting up. replace wired smoke alarm

Need a certified Electrician to help with the following tasks: 1. Supply and replace a wired and battery Smoke Alarm 2. Install a wired Eufy Doorbell 3. Mount 2 wireless Eufy securitycameras

ELECTRICAL, GAS AND SMOKE ALARM SAFETY checks for rental compliance.

Hello, I need help with replacing the batteries of three smoke alarms in my house. I have spoken with and have my real estate agent's approval. Thank you.

Require 5 X Smoke alarms replaced. Please include in your offer the cost of the smoke alarms Ensure they’re $50-$100 each The current ones are interlinked and are constantly beeping once batteries have been removed so I much rather replace them all.

Electrical and smoke alarm safety check by qualified electrician for Rental tenancy regulations to be completed for five-year-old apartment with no current issues. It is the paperwork component as per legislation. That is the necessary requirement of this task.

Remove the existing frame and install the provided hardwired smoke alarm. the installation needs to be certified by an electrician. will not need a ladder.

Need help - my smoke alarm keeps beeping even though I’ve changed the battery on January.

We have a two storey house (built new in 2001) with 6 existing smoke alarms, all in the right spots still (all 240 volt hard wired, 9 volt battery backups, Clipsal 755 models). We are now upgrading to 6 new ones already purchased (6 Emerald Smoke Alarms, model EP-HYB-24-10, each of which are 240 volt, with 10 year backup lithium batteries and RF wireless interconnected in-built). Very straight forward final piece of the job is required but it must be done by a licensed electrician who can provide a certificate of compliance as part of the job - cannot be a handyman. I will pre-remove on the day of the job all the existing old smoke alarms and mounting plates, leaving just the existing power cords and old female clipsal plugs handing out of the ceiling (see photo), and the existing plaster plugs and screws which can be reused. I have already checked and the new units can be re-screwed into the ceiling using the same plaster screws and plugs as the current smoke alarms are using and cover perfectly the existing paint template of the current smoke alarms (see photo) - so there should be no need to drill into any of the plaster to affix the new smoke alarms, just use the existing plugs and screws, so hopefully a very simple job. So in summary, the job is to: 1) disconnect 6 female old clipsal plugs from their respective power lines (see photo); 2) test those power lines to ensure all still are in good order; 3) strip the active, earth and neutral lines on those power lines back to standard strip length and affix directly in to the back of the new smoke alarms in their allocated ports (A, E and N) (see picture); 4) screw the two existing screws into the open base plate of the new smoke alarm, close and test; 5) Issue a certificate of compliance. No need to interconnect the units via wire - they all have inbuilt RF transmitters which should link wirelessly. I shall pre-set this up using the inbuilt lithium batteries the day before install (master and slaves).