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Electricalelectric shock, fire

USB-C power adaptor (Apple (counterfeit)) · USB-C 20W Power Adapter

The plug pins do not connect securely when in use. This could cause the product to overheat and cause a fire. Moreover, the user can receive an electric shock when inserting or removing the plug from the socket as…

Read the official notice → USB-C power adaptor
Date
2025-08-08
Country
EU
Brand
Apple
Product
USB-C power adaptor
Classification
electric shock, fire
Category
Electrical
Source
EU Safety Gate

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