CPSC official recall · 14194

Lithonia Lighting Recalls Emergency Lights Due to Fire Hazard

召回日期:2014-05-28官方最后发布:2015-12-14适用地区:美国
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危险说明 Hazard

  • The circuit board can overheat and cause the fixture to melt, catch fire and ignite nearby items, posing fire and burn hazards to consumers.

受影响产品

Quantum® ELM and ELM2 two-light emergency fixture
Units:About 1.7 million

官方描述 Description

This recall involves the Quantum® series ELM and ELM2 emergency light fixtures. They are about 12.5-inches wide, 5-inches high and 3.75-inches deep in white or black plastic and have two incandescent lights and a rechargeable lead acid battery. ELM or ELM2 appears on the label inside the fixture's plastic housing above the battery. The recalled units have circuit boards that are green on both sides and either Rev B or Rev C printed in the top left corner. Emergency lights with circuit boards that are beige on one side and ELM2 LED, ELM2 SD and ELM2 WRS fixtures are not included in the recall.

事故与伤害 Incidents / Injuries

  • Lithonia Lighting has received 29 reports of circuit boards overheating and fixtures melting or catching fire, with one incident resulting in more than $100,000 of property damage to an office building. No injuries have been reported.

官方补救措施 Remedy

  • Consumers should contact Lithonia Lighting to receive detailed instructions on how to locate the circuit board and series name and to order a free repair kit, which includes a new circuit board.

Options:Repair

消费者联系信息

Lithonia Lighting toll-free at (888) 615-4501from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday or online at www.lithonia.com and click on 'Prior Recalls' at the bottom of the page and then "Quantum ELM/ELM2 Recall" for more information.

相关企业

制造商:Acuity Brands Lighting, of Conyers, Ga.

制造国家/地区:Mexico

进口商:Acuity Brands Lighting, of Conyers, Ga.

零售商:Electrical distributors, The Home Depot, W.W. Grainger, Inc. stores and other retailers nationwide and online at grainger.com and amazon.com from March 2010 through February 2014 for between $35 and $55.