Why Every UK Home Needs a Floor Water Sensor?
In the UK, we often talk about the weather outside, but it’s the water inside our homes that frequently causes the most heartbreak. According to the Association of British Insurers...
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Fully UK compliant.
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Basic Kit (Studios & 1-Bedroom Flats)
Ideal for compact living. This kit provides the essential legal coverage required for smaller properties. It’s the perfect entry-level solution for landlords securing a studio or a single-bedroom flat with one primary heating source.
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Is the Basic Kit enough to pass a UK landlord inspection?
Yes, for small studios or 1-bedroom flats. It includes interlinked smoke and CO detection that meets EN 14604 and EN 50291 standards, covering the core legal requirements for essential property safety.
Can I add more alarms to the Basic Kit later?
Absolutely. Even our Basic Kit uses WisuLink technology, allowing you to add up to 24 interlinked devices if you move to a larger property or extend your flat.
Does it require professional wiring?
No. This is a 10-year battery-powered kit designed for easy DIY ceiling mounting, saving you the cost of hiring an electrician while remaining fully compliant.
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Why a Smart Interlinked Gateway System is the Future of UK Home Safety
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Why January is the "Danger Zone" for Carbon Monoxide in the UK?
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Protecting Your Investment and Your Tenants: Smoke Alarms for UK Rental Properties
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What Are The New Rules For Smoke Alarms In Scotland
The safety landscape for Scottish homeowners changed forever on February 1, 2022. While the legislation has been in place for a few years now, there is still significant confusion among...
Where Should a Carbon Monoxide Detector Be Placed in the UK?
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a silent, invisible killer. Odourless, colourless, and tasteless, it can be produced by everyday fuel-burning appliances in your home if they're faulty, poorly installed, or not...
