Recall archive/Power supply and storage
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Power supply and storage recalls.

199 archived Australian notices, each linked to its official Product Safety Australia source. The page updates automatically when new notices arrive.

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Power supply and storage

Travel Adapter

The adaptor does not comply with the relevant mandatory electrical standard. The adapter does not have an earth pin, but the socket allows for a three pin plug to be inserted. If a three pin plug is inserted, the connected equipment will not be earthed.

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Power supply and storage

UltraFlex Battery Energy Storage Device

The UltraFlex was not designed to independently protect itself or the user against excessive voltage, overheating, or excessive gassing when combined with particular other equipment in a system.

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Power supply and storage

Honda EU22i Generator

Water could enter the generator's inverter coupler and may cause corrosion, resulting in increased resistance, overheating and fire.

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Power supply and storage

WireAlert Plug in Device

A component inside the unit that is live with 240 volts of electrical current, is accessible via a hole in the device. If a metal object is inserted into the hole from which the alarm noise emanates, while the device is plugged in, the metal object may come into contact with 240 volts, which may cause electric shock or electrocution.

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Power supply and storage

Honda EU22i Generator

Loose or incorrectly installed screws may result in fuel leaking from the fuel cock during operation, storage or transportation of the generator.

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Power supply and storage

SmartSpace Kit Home Electrical Components

The cables have failed some of the required ageing tests of AS/NZS 5000.2. The insulation could become prematurely brittle with age. If the insulation becomes brittle and the cables are disturbed, the insulation could break and expose live conductors, resulting in possible electric shock or fires. The circuit breaker and RCD do not pose a safety risk, however these components are not approved for sale in Australia.

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