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Trade Fittings Direct 13amp & 3amp 3 Pin Plugs
Official notice
18 Feb 2025
Last checked
18 Feb 2025
An official OPSS notice concerns Trade Fittings Direct 13amp & 3amp 3 Pin Plugs. The plugs present a serious risk of fire as it has been identified that they can overheat and melt, due to a fault with the plug’s fuse. Published 2025-02-18.
What to do now
The products have been withdrawn from the market and recalled from end users. All installers have been informed of the recall and will be in contact with affected consumers to check the plugs.
Official notice
2025-02-18
The hazard
The hazard
The plugs present a serious risk of fire as it has been identified that they can overheat and melt, due to a fault with the plug’s fuse.
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How to check if you're affected
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