Security 01 3-pack USB charger plug recalled due to lack of CE mark
The Security-01 3-pack USB Charger Plug is recalled because it does not have a CE mark and lacks evidence of compliance with EU regulations. Approximately 603 units are affected in the Republic of Ireland.
- Brand
- Security 0-1
- Product
- 3-pack USB Charger Plug
- Sold on
- Amazon
- What to do
- If you have purchased one of these products, please stop using it immediately. You may wish to contact Amazon to see if there are any remedies available to you.
The Security-01 3-pack USB Charger Plug has been recalled because it does not have a CE mark, which indicates compliance with European safety standards. This raises concerns about the product's safety and reliability for consumers. The recall affects around 603 units that were sold online through Amazon.ie in the Republic of Ireland.
Consumers who have purchased this USB charger plug are advised to stop using it immediately. It is recommended to contact Amazon through their user account to inquire about possible remedies or returns for the product. Ensuring the safety of electrical equipment is crucial, and this recall aims to protect consumers from potential hazards associated with non-compliant products.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 7 July 2026 Product Safety Information notice on Security-01 3 pack USB Charger Plug sold online by Amazon.ie. The product does not have a CE mark affixed and no evidence has been provided to demonstrate that the product is in compliance with the requirements of the European Union (Low Voltage Electrical Equipment) Regulations 2016, as amended. The brand is Securit…
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Frequently asked questions
Is 3-pack USB Charger Plug being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. The Security-01 3-pack USB Charger Plug is recalled because it does not have a CE mark and lacks evidence of compliance with EU regulations. Approximately 603 units are affected in the Republic of Ireland.
Why is 3-pack USB Charger Plug being recalled?
The recall relates to a other hazard. The Security-01 3-pack USB Charger Plug is recalled because it does not have a CE mark and lacks evidence of compliance with EU regulations. Approximately 603 units are affected in the Republic of Ireland.
What should I do if I have this product?
If you have purchased one of these products, please stop using it immediately. You may wish to contact Amazon to see if there are any remedies available to you.
Where was 3-pack USB Charger Plug sold?
It was sold via Amazon.
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