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Electrical products with insufficient insulation, accessible live parts or poorly designed plugs — often chargers, adapters, lamps and small appliances bought online.
Touching live parts can cause electric shock, burns or death.
Unplug the product and stop using it. Do not try to repair it yourself.
General information only — not medical advice. If you have worrying symptoms, contact a doctor or call 112.
The ORIGINAL "TRAVEL CHARGER" USB charger has been found to pose a serious risk of electric shock due to inadequate insulation between its circuits. This can cause the user to receive an electric shock from the…
The Luvion Automatic Night Lights have been identified as posing a serious risk of electric shock because their enclosure can open after impact, exposing live parts due to inadequate insulation, and they do not meet the…
The Travel Adaptor model E/F Schuko poses a serious electric shock risk due to inadequate design, which fails to meet EU safety standards. The distributor has initiated a recall, and affected consumers are directed to…
A USB charger made by JOKADE has been found to have inadequate insulation, which can cause electric shock. The charger does not meet EU safety standards and poses a serious risk to users. It is being withdrawn from the…
Notified by Hungary · origin: People's Republic of China
Notified by Hungary · origin: People's Republic of China
The EZRA USB charger (model HC147) can pose a serious electric‑shock risk because it lacks adequate insulation between its primary and secondary circuits, allowing the USB ports and cables to become live at mains…
JupptElectronics USB charger set EP‑TA20CXH, sold on Amazon, has been recalled in Germany because its insulation is inadequate, exposing users to electric shock and the casing can overheat and cause fire. The charger…
Notified by Belgium · origin: Unknown
A certain type of USB charger has been found to pose a serious risk of electric shock due to inadequate insulation. The product may cause the user to receive an electric shock, especially from the USB port. The…
A USB charger called "charger univerzális akkumulátor töltő" from the brand INKAX has been found to pose a serious risk of electric shock. The product's design allows live mains voltage to pass through the secondary USB…
Notified by Hungary · origin: People's Republic of China
The USB charger YUFANO TRAVEL CHARGER (model JM-QC-3.0) poses a serious electric shock risk because it lacks proper insulation between primary and secondary circuits, allowing USB ports to become live under mains…
A USB charger, the "PD 20W + 3USB QUICK CHARGER", poses a serious risk of electric shock due to inadequate insulation between its primary and secondary circuits. This can cause the user to receive an electric shock when…
Notified by Hungary · origin: People's Republic of China
A USB charger called "6-PORT CHARGER" from the brand ORIGINAL has been found to pose a serious risk of electric shock due to inadequate insulation and a faulty plug design. Users may receive an electric shock when…
A Two-port USB charger has been found to pose a serious risk of electric shock due to inadequate insulation between its primary and secondary circuits. The product does not meet EU safety standards, and users can…
A USB charger called "QUICK CHARGER POWER ADAPTOR" has been found to be a serious risk due to a lack of insulation between its primary and secondary circuits, which can cause an electric shock. The product does not meet…
A white USB charger with a European plug and one USB-A port poses a serious risk of electric shock because it lacks proper insulation between its circuits. This can cause the secondary USB ports to become live under…
Notified by Hungary · origin: People's Republic of China
The EU has issued a safety alert for SENZHEN brand USB chargers (models CHARGER · TC-41 and TC41) due to a serious risk of electric shock. The product lacks proper insulation, which can cause the secondary USB port and…
The USB charger Feitun “HIGH POWER 2USB” poses a serious electric shock risk due to inadequate insulation between primary and secondary circuits, allowing secondary USB ports and connected cables to become live under…
A USB charger sold under the brand names TREQA and WONDER has been found to pose a serious risk of electric shock due to inadequate insulation between its primary and secondary circuits. If used as intended, this could…
Notified by Hungary · origin: People's Republic of China