Product Safety Information Notice on YuSailng 65W Supervooc Charger for Oppo
The YuSailng 65W Supervooc Charger for Oppo is being recalled due to potential risks of fire or electric shock, as it may not comply with EU regulations. The product was sold online through Amazon.ie.
- Brand
- YuSailng
- Product
- 65W Supervooc Charger for Oppo
- 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.
- Publication date:25 June 2026
Product Safety Information notice on YuSailng 65W Supervooc Charger for Oppo sold online by Amazon.ie.
No evidence has been provided to confirm that the product complies with the requirements of the European Union (Low Voltage Electrical Equipment) Regulations 2016, as amended. This product may pose a potential risk of fire or electric shock.
The brand is YuSailng. There are approximately 33 affected products in the Republic of Ireland. The products were sold online through Amazon.ie.
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. This can be done via your user account on Amazon.
View all product safety noticesFrequently asked questions
Is 65W Supervooc Charger for Oppo being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. The YuSailng 65W Supervooc Charger for Oppo is being recalled due to potential risks of fire or electric shock, as it may not comply with EU regulations. The product was sold online through Amazon.ie.
Why is 65W Supervooc Charger for Oppo being recalled?
The recall relates to a fire / burn hazard. The YuSailng 65W Supervooc Charger for Oppo is being recalled due to potential risks of fire or electric shock, as it may not comply with EU regulations. The product was sold online through Amazon.ie.
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 65W Supervooc Charger for Oppo sold?
It was sold via Amazon.
More electronics recalls
View all →
Knog Pty Ltd recalls KNOG Selected Blinder 900 & 1300 Bike Lights
Knog Pty Ltd is recalling KNOG Selected Blinder 900 & 1300 Bike Lights due to a fault with the battery cells that may cause the product to suddenly catch fire or combust. This poses a risk of burns, serious injuries, or damage to property.
ABC Abrasives recalls Safeline CR115 Cable Reel
ABC Abrasives is recalling the Safeline CR115 Cable Reel due to a risk of electric shock. The product is incorrectly marked with an Ingress Protection (IP) rating of IP44, when its actual rating is IP20, which may lead to unsafe usage. Approximately 329 products are affected.
Product Safety Information Notice on an Ultra-Thin LED Flood Light sold on AliExpress
An Ultra-Thin LED Flood Light sold on AliExpress is recalled due to a risk of electric shock and fire. The cable may degrade or disconnect, potentially causing a short-circuit and making the metal casing live.
Product Safety Information Notice on IBO NOVA circulating pumps
The IBO NOVA Domestic Circulating Pump Model NOVA 25-60/130 is recalled due to a safety issue where the mains electrical coupling can be connected in reverse, posing a serious risk of electrocution. The affected pumps were manufactured by Dambat Jastrzębski S.K.A. and have a production date of July 2025 or earlier.
EZ Living Furniture Recalls Spica 8.8m LED Light Chain with Transformer
EZ Living Furniture is recalling the Spica 8.8m LED Light Chain with Transformer due to missing appropriate markings, warnings, and instructions, as well as missing manufacturer details on the packaging. Approximately 300 products sold from January 2024 are affected.
Belkin Limited Recalls Belkin Boost Charge USB-C PD Power Bank 20K
Belkin Limited recalls the Belkin Boost Charge USB-C PD Power Bank 20K, model number BPB002, due to a potential overheating issue in the lithium cell component that may pose a fire hazard. Approximately 827 products are affected in the Republic of Ireland.