Plug adapter – Inline “Netzadapter”
Serious risk Electric shock
- Product
- Plug adapter
- Brand
- Inline (7 alerts)
- Name
- Netzadapter
- Type / model
- Type: YL-3215, Art. No: 16722C
- Batch
- 4043718199181
- Barcode
- 4043718199181
- Description
- Plug adapter: IEC C14 to USA female plug
- Risk
- null It is possible for only one pin of an American plug to be inserted into the plug adapter. If the plug adapter is then connected to the electrical power mains socket, and the user touches the exposed live pin, the user may be electrocuted. The product does not comply with the relevant national standard.
- Measures
- Warning consumers of the risks · from 21 Jul 2014
- Recall of the product from end users · from 21 Jul 2014
- Destruction of the product · from 21 Jul 2014
- Ban on the marketing of the product and any accompanying measures · from 21 Jul 2014
- Notifying country
- Germany
- Country of origin
- People's Republic of China
- Alert type
- Consumer
- Photos
- Photos shown from the Safety Gate server (European Commission); not copied here.
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