CPSC official recall · 13720

Siemens Recalls Temperature and Humidity Sensors for Schools, Hospitals and Other Buildings Due to Fire Hazard

召回日期:2013-01-22官方最后发布:2015-01-15适用地区:美国
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危险说明 Hazard

  • The sensors can overheat, posing a fire hazard.

受影响产品

Q-Series Temperature and Humidity Sensors
Units:About 57,000

官方描述 Description

This recall involves wall-mounted Q-series sensors that control heat, air conditioning and humidity inside commercial buildings, hospitals and schools. The sensors come in three designs: a blank cover, a cover with a digital display screen or a cover with a digital display screen and door. The sensors are either white or beige and have a Siemens, Talon, Staefa Control System, Staefa Control System/Talon logo or no logo. The recalled model numbers begin with QAA and QFA, and one with SB1. They are: QAA 2060, QAA 2063, QAA 2072, QAA 2073, QFA 2000, QFA 2001, QFA 2060, QFA 2071, QFA2072, QFA 3000, QFA 3001, QFA 3060, QFA 3071, and SB1-0834. The model number is located on the sensor's circuit board inside the unit.

事故与伤害 Incidents / Injuries

  • Four incidents of overheating and fires have been reported to Siemens. Two of the fires were in schools and two in hospitals. Minor damage was reported. No injuries have been reported.

官方补救措施 Remedy

  • Consumers should look to see if their sensors are currently operating on an AC power source and, if they are, consumers should immediately have the recalled sensors converted to a DC power source. Consumers should contact Siemens to schedule the installation of a free replacement sensor. Siemens is directly contacting owners of the recalled sensors.

Options:Replace

消费者联系信息

Siemens at (800) 516-9964 from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. CT Monday through Friday, or online at http://w3.usa.siemens.com/buildingtechnologies go to Product Safety Recall.

相关企业

制造商:Siemens Industry, Inc., of Buffalo Grove, Ill.

制造国家/地区:China;United States

零售商:Siemens sales offices, partners, resellers and installers from June 2007 through August 2012 for between $200 and $400.