Beautylushh UV nail lamp recalled due to electric shock risk
A safety issue has been identified with the BEAUTYLUSHH UV nail lamp due to a risk of electric shock from an insecure power supply cable. The affected model is SUN5 – 6462.
- Brand
- BEAUTYLUSHH
- Product
- UV nail lamp
- Batch codes
- D24-2024-22427-1
- Sold on
- eBay
- What to do
- Discontinue use immediately and discard the product. You may wish to contact the eBay seller for remedies.
A safety issue has been reported regarding the BEAUTYLUSHH UV nail lamp, specifically model SUN5 – 6462. The concern is that the power supply cable is not secure, which could lead to contact with live electrical components. This poses a risk of electric shock to users of the product.
The affected batch of the product is identified by the batch number D24-2024-22427-1 and it was sold online through the eBay platform. It is important for consumers in the Republic of Ireland who purchased this product to be aware of the potential hazard.
If you have bought this nail lamp, you should stop using it immediately and dispose of it. Additionally, you may want to reach out to the seller on eBay through your user account to inquire about possible remedies or returns.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 7 May 2025 A safety issue has been identified with a BEAUTYLUSHH UV nail lamp on the eBay platform. The risk reported to the CCPC is Electric Shock. The power supply cable is not secure and may make contact with accessible live parts of the product. This may result in electric shock. The brand is BEAUTYLUSHH. The type/number of models is SUN5 – 6462. The batch numb…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is UV nail lamp being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. A safety issue has been identified with the BEAUTYLUSHH UV nail lamp due to a risk of electric shock from an insecure power supply cable. The affected model is SUN5 – 6462.
Why is UV nail lamp being recalled?
The recall relates to a electric shock hazard. A safety issue has been identified with the BEAUTYLUSHH UV nail lamp due to a risk of electric shock from an insecure power supply cable. The affected model is SUN5 – 6462.
What should I do if I have this product?
Discontinue use immediately and discard the product. You may wish to contact the eBay seller for remedies.
Which batches of UV nail lamp are affected?
The affected batch codes are: D24-2024-22427-1.
Where was UV nail lamp sold?
It was sold via eBay.
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