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Lighting chain - 140 L darabos – NTH

Serious risk Electric shock

Published by Safety Gate 27 Aug 2009In the weekly report of 28 Aug 2009 (week 33, 2009)Safety Gate noticeJSON
latest report: week 43, 30 Oct 2026checked 1 min agoSource: EU Safety Gate
Product
Lighting chain - 140 L darabos
Brand
NTH (6 alerts)
Type / model
140L on the packaging, 140L RICE LIGHT on the product, bar code: 6924324307024
Description
The lighting chain includes 140 db series-parallel connected non-replaceable lamps with resistor bridge. The flashing unit controls 4 parallel circuits. Main components: bipolar plug (2.5 A 250 V~); flashing unit (FLASHER CONTROL UNIT 230 V AC 50 HZ 0.83 A CE TÜV EMC NTH PRESS); two-core mains cable without marking. Technical parameters: 230 V~, 50 Hz, Max 65 W, Class II, IP20, bulbs: 6.5 V, 0.07 A 0.455 W.
Risk
The product poses a risk of electric shock because:- the wires connecting the miniature lamps have only single insulation, - the cross section area of the core of the wire is less than required, - the cable inlets of the flashing unit have sharp edges, - there is no protection against pulling force in the flashing unit.This product does not comply with the Low Voltage Directive (LVD) and the relevant European standard EN 60598.
Measures
  • Withdrawal from the market and recall from consumers ordered by the authorities
Notifying country
Hungary
Country of origin
People's Republic of China
Alert type
Consumer
Photos
Photo 1 of the product in Safety Gate alert 1152/09Photo 2 of the product in Safety Gate alert 1152/09
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Sources

  1. Safety Gate alert 1152/09
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  2. Safety Gate weekly report Report-2009-33 (XML)
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