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A popular brand of travel adapter sold to Irish consumers has been recalled due to a safety concern.
According to the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC), JDM Products Limited is carrying out a recall of G&BL Universal Multitravel Adapter as the product presents a risk of electric shock.
The shutters of the adaptor are absent for the Australian socket system on the adaptor, which may cause the user to access live parts (e.g. the pin) and receive an electric shock.
The type/number of model is Art. 6769, the bar code is 8011884067692 and the batch number is unknown.
There are approximately 1,222 affected products in the Republic of Ireland which have been purchased from Harvey Norman.
Customers should stop using the product and contact JDM Products directly at orders@jmdproducts.com or (01) 205 0500 to check if your model is affected and find out what remedies are available to you.
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