PRA number
2015/14799
Published date
What are the defects?
This product has been manufactured with an internal metal shaft instead of a plastic shaft. The internal clearances have not however been increased as required by the product standard AS/NZS 61347.2.11:2003.
What are the hazards?
Should the external plastic knob be removed, and the switch has been internally damaged or improperly installed, there may be a risk of electric shock.
What should consumers do?
Consumers who believe this product has been installed in their home should contact Atom Lighting on (07) 5537 1022 and ask for Marta who will arrange for an electrician to replace the dimmer. In no circumstance should any consumer attempt to uninstall or disconnect the dimmer switch themselves. Unless the plastic outer knob has been damaged or removed, there is no immediate
danger.
Electricians who have installed this product should call (07) 5537 1022 and ask for Marta, who will make arrangements with you to return any remaining stock for a full credit, and for installed dimmers to be replaced. All recalled dimmers must be returned to Atom Lighting's head office, and not to the place of purchase.
danger.
Electricians who have installed this product should call (07) 5537 1022 and ask for Marta, who will make arrangements with you to return any remaining stock for a full credit, and for installed dimmers to be replaced. All recalled dimmers must be returned to Atom Lighting's head office, and not to the place of purchase.
Supplier
Where the product was sold
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Dates available for sale
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Recall advertisements and supporting documentation
Responsible regulator
Electrical Safety Office (QLD) is the responsible regulator for this recall.