CPSC Warns Consumers to Stop Using Lithium-Ion Battery Chargers Linked to Fires, Death
Defective battery chargers sold through Amazon.com and other websites may overheat, spark or catch on fire.
Defective battery chargers sold through Amazon.com and other websites may overheat, spark or catch on fire.
Aftermarket chargers for micromobility products have led to over one hundred reports of fire or thermal events, including injuries and property damage.
Environmental sampling found higher levels of PFAS linked to lithium ion batteries in soil and water near facilities for battery manufacturers, like 3M.
Teens often try to modify vapes by recharging disposable e-cigarettes, or putting cannabis into oens designed only for nicotine, researchers warn.
N-Methylpyrrolidone (NMP) is a toxic solvent that may pose serious side effects, leading regulators to indicate it will be banned from uses where safer alternatives are available, or there is no way to prevent excessive exposure.
Since the manufacturer has refused to cooperate with the CPSC, no official E-bike battery recall has been issued
Class action lawsuit claims the Jeep hybrid battery fire risks have been known for years, but the manufacturer has failed to address the problem.
Recalled Bissell vacuums are the latest products impacted by lithium ion battery problems, which have been linked to a risk of fires, property damage and injuries.
Lithium-ion battery problems with Helix Hoverboards have been linked to reports of fires, injuries and property damage in recent years.
Safety experts have raised concerns over the use of lithium-ion batteries in recent years, following hundreds of reports of overheating, fires, and deaths due to their use in various products.