United Kingdom · Safety alerts · Issue #3 · 21/09 – 27/09
OPSS rejects Amdelne linking light over exposed live parts
OPSS reports a serious electric-shock risk in an Amdelne linking light; the import was rejected and destroyed.
What the primary source says
OPSS published report 2609-0076 on 21 September 2026 for Amdelne Tri-Proof Light LQ2-120W3660YN, batch TG2026-04. Removing a connector cover to link lights exposes mains-voltage live and neutral pins. The report also identifies a counterfeit fuse that may fail to protect against faults.
Other identifiers are Q052, RV913258-260420-0014 1LO013269, 913258-06-4LQ03002WG and SP13309-20260420. The notified action is rejection at the UK border and destruction. The notice does not set out a consumer recall remedy.
Source: Office for Product Safety and Standards (2026-09-21). https://www.gov.uk/product-safety-alerts-reports-recalls/product-safety-report-amdelne-tri-proof-light-2609-0076
Why it matters
The useful distinction
Connector design and fuse protection matter alongside the light itself; retain exact identifiers when checking a product.
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