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Lamp
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Safety Gate reference SR/01898/26
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- 5902022971922
Notifying country Poland
Country of origin Poland
Sold online Unknown
Package details No packaging, label attached to the product.
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- Notifying country: Poland
- Country of origin: Poland
- Sold online: Unknown
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Source: European Union · Safety Gate
Recall number: SR/01898/26
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Source European Union · Safety Gate
Recall date June 25, 2026
Product name Lamp
Brand / company Brand not listed
Hazard / issue The internal elements of the product are not properly attached and may contact the metal casing, leaving the product without proper grounding. The metal casing of the light could be live, leading to users receiving an electric shock.
Remedy / action
- Compulsory: Product Withdrawal From Market; Voluntary: Warning Consumers Of Risks
Recall number / record ID SR/01898/26
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