Illuminated mirrors - Name: Germany: Era, France: CARAT, Italy: Novecento, Netherlands: 410
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Illuminated mirrors manufactured by Keramag under the Era brand (also sold as CARAT in France, Novecento in Italy, and 410 in the Netherlands) pose a risk of electric shock because internal components are not properly insulated. Electrical current has been detected around the metal frame of the mirrors, and the products do not meet required safety standards under the Low Voltage Directive and European standard EN 60598. The affected models are the Era 60 X 80, Era 90 X 80 (left and right side versions), and Era 120 X 80 illuminated mirror elements, with model numbers 808070, 808090, 808095, and 808020 in Germany.
The distributor has voluntarily withdrawn the product from the market. The record does not specify what affected consumers should do regarding products they already own.
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The product poses a risk of electric shock because components are not insulated and can cause electric shock upon contact. Voltage measurements taken around the metal frame of the mirror detected an electrical current. The product does not comply with the Low Voltage Directive and the relevant European standard EN 60598.
Type of economic operator taking notified measure(s): OtherCategory of measure(s): Voluntary withdrawal from the market by the distributor.Date of entry into force: Unknown
Illuminated mirrors manufactured by Keramag, from the Era range: - Illuminated mirror element Era 60 X 80, - Illuminated mirror element Era 90 X 80, left side, - Illuminated mirror element Era 90 X 80, right side, - Illuminated mirror element Era 120 X 80. Name: Germany: Era, France: CARAT, Italy: Novecento, Netherlands: 410Brand: - Germany: Keramag- France: Allia- Italy: Pozzi-Ginori- Netherlands: Koninklijke Sphinx Model: - Germany: Era No. 808070, 808090, 808095 and 808020 Notifying country: Germany
Official record: EU Safety Gate ↗
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