An official ACCC notice concerns 36V 10A DC-DC lithium battery charger. Risk of serious burns injuries and property damage if the DC charger overheats. A voltage surge may damage sensitive equipment connected to the DC charger. Published 2025-01-22.
What to do now
Stop using the DC charger immediately. Contact your local BLA stockist for further instructions. Contact: BLA Call: 1300 2527 2537 option 2 for Service email: service@bla.com.au
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fa8021ee-5e8f-4c4c-97a9-08a8e7da0cdb
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2025-01-22
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The hazard
Risk of serious burns injuries and property damage if the DC charger overheats. A voltage surge may damage sensitive equipment connected to the DC charger.
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