Illinois HB3652 mandates the installation of fuel gas detectors and alarms in specific buildings to ensure safety.
HB3652, the Fuel Gas Detector and Alarm Act, requires the installation of fuel gas detectors and alarms in buildings such as single family residences, multiple family residences, fraternity houses, dormitories, children's homes, and hotels. These detectors must meet specific standards, including being tested by a recognized laboratory and being either battery-operated, plugged into an electrical outlet, or hardwired. Owners must ensure these devices are installed, maintained, and not disabled. New building owners must install detectors within 30 days of acquisition.
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