Wireless Fire Alarms
What you need to do
Every home must now have:
1 smoke alarm in the room you spend most of the day, usually your living room
1 smoke alarm in every circulation space on each storey, such as hallways and landings
1 heat alarm in the kitchen
All smoke and heat alarms should be mounted on the ceiling and be interlinked. Check the manufacturers guidance on each alarm for instructions on where the alarm should be placed.
If you have a carbon-fuelled appliance, like a boiler, fire, non-electric heater or flue you must also have a carbon monoxide detector. This does not need to be linked to the fire alarms. Gas cookers and hobs do not need a carbon monoxide detector.