Danger Alert: SIBA NH Fuse-Links Recalled Over Safety Hazard
The Office for Product Safety and Standards has issued a recall for SIBA NH Fuse-Links (size NH000) due to a potentially serious safety risk. The notice, released on 3 October 2024, covers multiple batch codes sold between April and July 2024.
What You Need to Know About the Recall
- Product Type: Electrical Fuse Link
- Brand: SIBA
- Affected Units & Batch Codes:
- 20-000-13/35E1: Purchased April 2024, Batch Code 00413667
- 20-000-13/50A: Purchased May 2024, Batch Code 00523660
- 20-000-13/63A: Purchased June-July 2024, Batch Code 00516957
- 20-477-08/50A: Purchased July 2024, Batch Code 00441310
- Product Description: Metal electrical fuse link made between March and July 2024. Identify affected items by production period labels (032024 to 112024) or quarterly imprints (e.g., 124 = Q1/2024).
Safety Risk: Faulty Sand Sealing Cap Could Trigger Danger
The recall arises because the sand sealing cap on these fuse-links may not properly seal. This flaw could cause sand leakage during use—especially in high-vibration environments—jeopardising the fuse’s ability to safely extinguish electrical faults.
This defect poses a clear hazard, failing to meet the General Product Safety Regulations 2005. Use of these fuses risks short circuit mishaps and potential injury.
What to Do If You Have One
The manufacturer has urged all users to immediately stop using affected fuse-links. If you own one of the recalled batches, contact Europa’s customer service to arrange a safe return.
- Phone: 01582 692 448
- Email: [email protected]
Don’t take risks with faulty electrical equipment – act now and stay safe.
