U.S. CPSC recalls ProLED bulbs made in China

US CPSC has implemented a recall of ProLED bulbs made in China. PSC stated that the LED bulbs may overheat and fall easily, which may cause injuries and injuries. Consumers should stop using them immediately and contact Halco for a free replacement. The ProLED lights recalled this time are mainly used for outdoor safety lighting and store display. The bulb has a cone-shaped metal lampshade, the whole body is silver, and it has two powers of W and W. The number of LEDs in the lamp is respectively three, one and three. Among them, PAR LED lights are about .inch high and about .inch wide, and PAR LED lights are about .inch high and wide. The number of goods recalled this time is only. At present, Halco has received reports of accidents in which the LED bulb has fallen off the lamp holder, and no casualties have been reported. On January, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and Halco jointly announced a recall of the ProLED bulbs made in China.