FIRE DETECTOR REPLACEMENT

Commercial fire detector replacement in Perth WA

We replace commercial fire detectors on your existing panel, planned around occupants and documented for your records.

the scope

What’s included in fire detector replacement

01

Detector count and audit

A count of detectors by type and area, checked against your FIP logbook.

02

Panel compatibility

New detectors matched to your fire indicator panel before anything is ordered.

03

Removal and fitting

Old detectors removed and new ones fitted and addressed, with base work where needed.

04

Functional testing

Every new detector is tested on the panel before we sign it off.

WHEN REPLACEMENT IS THE RIGHT CALL

Three reasons fire detectors get replaced

Fire technician removing an old smoke detector from an office ceiling

Past 10 years in service

Where AS 1851 applies, detectors at 10 years in service are tested or replaced.

Failed a sensitivity test

Detectors outside their range are cleaned and recalibrated, or replaced.

Obsolete or unsupported detectors

Parts are no longer made, or the panel no longer recognises the model.

DETECTORS WE SUPPLY

Fire detector brands and models we supply and fit

AMPAC

AMPAC detector replacement on existing AMPAC panels.

– Series 65 Optical Smoke Detector
– Series 65 Heat Detector
– Thermal Type B Sealed Cool Room Detector
– XP95 Optical Smoke Detector
– XP95 Heat Detector
– Discovery Optical Smoke Detector
– Discovery Multisensor Detector

Fusion

Fusion Fire detector replacement on existing Fusion Fire panels.

– FRHT Wireless Thermal Detector
– FROH Wireless Multi-Criteria & Multi-Sensor Detector
– FROP Wireless Dual Optical Smoke Detector
– Conventional FT Heat Detector
– Conventional ROR Heat Detector
– Conventional Smoke Detector
– Digital Heat Detector
– Multi-Criteria & Multi-Sensor Detector
– Digital Smoke Detector

Notifier

Notifier detector replacement on existing Notifier panels.

– 951 Series Photoelectric Smoke Detectors
– 951 Series Thermal (Fixed, Rate-of-Rise, High Heat) & Weatherproof Detectors
– 951 Series Multi-Criteria Detectors
– Conventional Smoke Detector 2151 Series
– Photoelectric Smoke Alarm
– Conventional & Sealed Thermal Detectors, 5151AUS Series

PROCESS AND TIMELINE

How a fire detector replacement job runs

Fire technician auditing detectors in an open-plan office
Fire technician fitting a new detector to a suspended office ceiling
Fire technician recording detector replacement results
deliverables

What you receive

Compliance documentation

A record of what was tested or replaced, with results and dates, to support your AS 1851 records.

Record updates

Your FIP logbook is brought up to date to match the work.

Portal visibility

Installation dates and results appear in your client portal.

A1 Fire client portal showing a building's fire system compliance status
questions

Frequently asked questions about fire detector replacement

It depends on the number of detectors, ceiling height and access. Your quote includes a schedule showing which areas we need, when and for how long.

We quote each job from what we find on site. Detector count and type, ceiling height and access, panel compatibility, after-hours work, number of sites and how the works are staged all affect the quote. Request a quote and a team member will reply within the next business day.

Works are planned area by area to keep disruption low, and every area gets an access plan before work starts. How the system is managed during the works is agreed with you at the planning stage.

We check compatibility with your fire indicator panel before anything is ordered, so you aren’t left with detectors the panel can’t read.

A compliance pack with results and dates, an updated FIP logbook, and installation dates and results in your client portal.

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get a quote

Request a detector quote

Tell us about your building. A team member will reply within the next business day to confirm next steps. Your quote is built from what we find on site.

Service areas: Perth Northern Suburbs, Metro, Peel, South-West and Great Southern.