Recalls in 2026
So far
By month
Electrical recalls in New Zealand in 2026
- 2026-10-21
NZ
Above Desk Power Unit (ADPU) - Sold by Europlan
Europlan is recalling the Above Desk Power Unit (ADPU). The ADPU does not meet NZ safety standards due to the absence of an integrated overload protection device. The unit may overheat if appliances that draw more than…
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-10-12
NZ
Out Of The Blue Reading Lamp sold at various retailers
Splosh Australia is recalling the Out Of The Blue Reading Lamp. The reading lamp contains a button battery that is not properly secured. A child may be able to access and remove the battery. If a child swallows or…
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-09-25
NZ
Narva Ultima Wiring Harness for Use with Ultima MK3 215 Hybrid Driving Lights Sold at Various Retailers
The wiring harness can overheat while in use and may melt, cause a fire or a short circuit. If the harness overheats and catches fire it could lead to serious injury or death and/or property damage. Incidents have…
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-09-14
NZ
Torpedo7 Camp Extension Lead 15m sold at Torpedo7 and ‘The Outlet”
The extension lead may have been incorrectly wired during manufacture, with the wiring terminals connected in reverse. This can cause the electrical circuit to fail and may result in the fuse blowing when the product…
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-09-11
NZ
Ibanez Promethian P20 Bass Amplifier - Sold at various retailers
Musicworks Ltd is recalling the Ibanez Promethian P20 Bass Amplifier because: some amplifiers contain faulty capacitors that may overheat during operation. This may cause smoke and could potentially result in a fire…
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-09-10
NZ
RV-One two-stage LPG pressure regulator, fitted to the gas system of Snowy River caravans - Sold at Vanari and CMG Campers
The regulator can potentially leak LPG: The diaphragm inside the gas regulator can fail, causing the regulator to leak LPG. Risk of serious injury or death if the gas leaks near an ignition source and causes an…
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-09-07
NZ
Godashed Lite (3-in-1 Powerbank) 10,000mAh Model - sold via Godashed.com
The lithium-ion battery in it may fail and ignite during charging. If the battery ignites it could cause burn injuries and property damage.
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-09-04
NZ
Living & Co Fan Heater and Fan Heater with Oscillation 2000W - Sold at The Warehouse
A component inside the heaters (selector switch holder/rotary switch bracket) does not meet required electrical safety flammability standards. If the heater overheats or operates abnormally, this could increase the…
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-07-27
NZ
XTM TTF Fridge Freezer Range sold at Supercheap Auto
Supercheap Auto is recalling the XTM TTF Fridge Freezer Range as the product does not comply with the mandatory Australian and New Zealand flammability requirements. There is a risk of serious injury, death or property…
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-07-22
NZ
HEAT BOSS Workshop Tripod Electric Infrared Heater 2kw sold via TopmaQ
It may be unstable and be able to tip over. The heater stand does not comply with tip-over tests under AS/NZS 60335.2.30 The Supplier Declaration of Conformity number ‘HEEL1150’ is not recognised because: It does not…
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-07-21
NZ
Legrand Residual Current Circuit Breaker (safety switch): RX3 RCCB 63A 30mA Type A 2P - sold through trade channels
Of a risk of electric shock and electrocution. An affected unit may fail to trip in response to certain types of fault current (specifically, pulsating DC residual currents), meaning it may not provide the level of…
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-06-29
NZ
Smoke Alarm LZ-1902 sold via Trade Me stores
Relacom Technologies Ltd are recalling the Smoke Alarm LZ-1902 because the online product listing incorrectly stated that the product provided carbon monoxide (CO) detection capability. The product is a smoke alarm…
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-06-25
NZ
Liewood Samuel Lamp & Callie Night Light - sold at Little Whimsy
They contain a lithium ion battery pack that may cause a fire. Liewood has identified that a specific batch of these batteries may change characteristics over time due to a potential production error. If the battery is…
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-06-11
NZ
Mistral Barrel Cyclonic Vacuum Cleaner – Sold at Bunnings
GSM Retail Australia is are recalling the Mistral Barrel Cyclonic Vacuum Cleaner as, due to a manufacturing defect the vacuum’s motor can overheat while in use. Risk of serious injury from burns and/or property damage…
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-06-04
NZ
3M™ PELTOR™ ComTac™ VIII Headsets
3M is recalling these headsets as they may emit feedback noise (measured up to 106 dBA) through the headset speakers. The potential loud signal may cause (permanent) tinnitus.
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-05-29
NZ
Miele WWG880 WCS washing machine
Miele New Zealand is recalling the Miele WWG880 WCS washing machine due to a risk of overheating. The appliance’s spin cycle may operate with an incorrect speed acceleration, which may affect the machine’s overall…
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-05-13
NZ
Lite - CandyBar (Blue Aura, Deep Black & Electric Fuchsia)
Opel Mobile is are recalling the Lite CandyBar because there is a Software defect that may cause the emergency call function to not operate as intended.
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-04-23
NZ
Opel Mobile TouchFlip OMTF22B
A software defect may cause the emergency call function to not operate as intended.
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →NZ
Opel Mobile Big Button M OMBBM22B
A software defect may cause the emergency call function to not operate as intended.
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →NZ
Gallagher mains electric fence energizers
The hazard arises from using the product without a Residual Current Device (RCD) as directed in the user manual, which could result in death or serious injury if dangerous voltages occur on fence lines.
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →NZ
Cygnett MagSlim 5K Power Bank (Black)
The housing of the power bank can come apart at the join due to swelling, compromising the battery and may cause it to overheat or catch fire. Risk of serious burn injuries or property damage if the battery overheats…
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-04-08
NZ
Cloud Nine Travel Hairdryer (XDM-3600) - provided as free gift
Cloud Nine is recalling this travel hair dryer as a precaution, having identified a potential safety issue which may cause the product to overheat during use.
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-04-01
NZ
18m extension cord sold with Vax Bagged Backpack Vacuum Cleaner (VXCB-01)
The 18m orange extension cord can arc internally if the conductors break resulting in overheating and sparking. Risk of serious injury from burns or property damage if the extension cord overheats or sparks. Incidents…
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-03-31
NZ
Topdon Smart Programmable Battery Charger - sold at Discount Tools
Discount Tools NZ Ltd has recalled this battery charger due to a manufacturing fault. The internal components can short-circuit during normal use causing a risk of fire or serious injury. The battery charger is not…
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-02-13
NZ
Harvest Right Freeze Dryer HRFDSBKP-PP sold at Costco
The product does not have electrical safety EESS compliance completed.
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →- 2026-01-23
NZ
Power Train 12V/24V 3000A Jump Starter
The retailers BNT, Autolign and HCB Technologies are recalling the Power Train 12V/24V 3000A Jump Starter. Testing shows the product does not meet flammability safety standards. The product should not be used on heavy…
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →NZ
Bambu Lab A1 3D printers sold at Mindkits NZ
Tuozhu Technology Limited have recalled the Bambu Lab A1 3D printers sold at Mindkits NZ from 8 /11/2023 to 27/1/2024. The heatbed cable in affected printers can be damaged if bent during shipping or as installed. This…
Product Safety NZOfficial notice →