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VHF marine radio RS10 SIMRAD

Official notice

26 Aug 2011

Last checked

26 Aug 2011

Critical riskEU Safety Gate

An official EU Safety Gate notice concerns VHF marine radio RS10 SIMRAD. Null The product poses a risk of drowning because the operation of the distress button does not follow the ITU recommendations, the description in EN 301 025 or the description in the user manual. Instead of just lifting the lid and hold down the button for 3 seconds, the user needs to lift a lid and then press the button twice. This way of operation may not be clear for the user and might lead to a case where the user thinks he/she has sent an emergency signal, but actually has not. Published 2011-08-26.

What to do now

The source does not provide specific consumer instructions. Follow the official EU Safety Gate notice for next steps.

Recall number

0847/11

Official notice

2011-08-26

The hazard

Null The product poses a risk of drowning because the operation of the distress button does not follow the ITU recommendations, the description in EN 301 025 or the description in the user manual. Instead of just lifting the lid and hold down the button for 3 seconds, the user needs to lift a lid and then press the button twice. This way of operation may not be clear for the user and might lead to a case where the user thinks he/she has sent an emergency signal, but actually has not.

How to check if you're affected

Compare the VIN on your vehicle against the official list. If your VIN is listed, follow the official notice.

Models

RS10E SERIAL#: 1008T05000254

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Affected products

Product 1

VHF marine radio RS10

Risk / hazard

Null The product poses a risk of drowning because the operation of the distress button does not follow the ITU recommendations, the description in EN 301 025 or the description in the user manual. Instead of just lifting the lid and hold down the button for 3 seconds, the user needs to lift a lid and then press the button twice. This way of operation may not be clear for the user and might lead to a case where the user thinks he/she has sent an emergency signal, but actually has not.

Where it was sold

The source does not list specific retailers. See the official notice for where affected products were sold.

Location 1

DE · Germany

Location 2

FR · France

Affected area 1

DE · Germany

Affected area 2

FR · France

Company & contacts

Brand

Manufacturer

Not provided

Phone

Not provided

Brand: Simrad.

Source & status

Tier

beta

Category

VEHICLES

Classification

Serious risk — Drowning

App estimate

critical

Recall details

Recall number

0847/11

Classification

Serious risk — Drowning

Source tier

beta

Documents, notices & source

See the official notice and source documents for full details.

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